“I’m talking about Red Flag Linux, a little known Linux
distribution created in another sphere of interest and fun, far
from the iPhonoid sub-culture of the Western world.“Red Flag Linux is unto Linux world what Russia is unto Google
and Facebook; the search giant and the failure generation portal
may have given up on Russia as a harvesting ground and they may
ignore it on their maps and statistics reports, but you can’t deny
its presence. Similarly, most English-speaking users probably do
not care about a Chinese distro, but what if you wanted to test it?
How good is it really? “
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