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Polish Linux: Pardus–A Penguin from Turkey

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[ Thanks to Borys
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“Pardus is a Turkish distribution that comes with KDE as the
default desktop. It is however not just another pack of known open
source apps. Pardus comes with its own, original GUI system
installer, a package management system–PISI and system settings
applet–TASMA, as well as a few additional goods. This review is
based on my experience with Pardus Linux 2007 Beta 2, which can be
downloaded from the official project’s FTP.

“The graphical installer speaks English, Turkish, Spanish,
German or Dutch…”

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Press: Free Software Period To Begin In Public
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