“Underground Desktop is a GNU/Linux distribution, based on
Debian-unstable, that touts itself as being fast and easy to
install. Certainly, it attains the former goal better than many
distributions, but this beta software remains very rough around the
edges.“As a Debian user, I’m always curious to see who has improved on
Debian and in what ways. Before Sarge, Debian wasn’t known for its
easy install. Would Underground solve the install problem…?”
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