“It’s not every day you see the launch of a brand new Linux
distribution, so when I heard that Pyrolinux 1.0 was released over
Christmas, I thought I’d take a look. Pyrolinux is based on Linux
Mint, which is itself a modified version of Ubuntu, so I suppose
the term ‘new distribution’ only loosely applies here…“I downloaded the LiveCD from the Pyrolinux web site and despite
having only one available download mirror I found it was very fast;
the full 700mb image was retrieved in 20 minutes…”
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