[ Thanks to Fini
Decima for this link. ]
“A light-weight distribution, it is similar in many respects to
Linux Mint. Unlike Linux Mint, however, it is not based on any
other distribution, and the default desktop environment is KDE, not
GNOME.“It has several custom-coded graphical management tools that new
users will find very intuitive to use. Some of those tools were
mentioned in Pardus 2009.1 review, which was a review of the last
prior release.“Come let’s explore why I think that Geronticus eremita, the
code name for Pardus 2009.2, is worth your time and disk
space.”
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