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New York Newsday: Driver Education for Linux Novices

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“Last week’s column on DSL Linux generated so many letters and
loose ends that we’re going to have to play catch-up this week.

“As you may recall, DSL Linux is a micro-sized version of the
free, open-source operating system that can start and run from a
50-megabyte CD. As such it can run on elderly and anemic computers,
breathing new life into them…”


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