[ Thanks to Matt D. for
this link. ]
“I understand the challenges of developing something
like this. But after testing out CNR in all its glory with Linspire
5.0, I would be the first to say that it is, without a question,
the most brain-numbingly simple way to install anything on any
operating system. More importantly, it was a Linux distro that gave
the user legal (again, in the US) access to restricted codecs,
fonts and drivers with zero hassle.”
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