“A lot has happened in the last year for netbook distributions,
and there have been quite a few changes in our selection for 2011
compared to the 2010 line-up of best Linux netbooks.What happened? Well, a couple of releases that weren’t quite
ready for release yet finally hit the shelves. On top of that, a
few releases sort of disappeared. The gOS release went offline and
is now considered discontinued. Puppy Linux is still going strong,
but with the current crop of netbook releases, it didn’t look quite
as attractive this year as one of the suggestions.Ready for this year’s list? Let’s get started with the most
likely suspect, Ubuntu.
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