[ Thanks to Falko
Timme for this link. ]
“Mandriva 2007 Spring Free lets you choose between
multiple desktop environments (GNOME, KDE). I’ve decided to install
GNOME in this article. What’s quite impressive about Mandriva 2007
Spring Free is that you don’t need the command line at all to set
up the system, with two little exceptions: Adobe Reader and VMware
Server.”
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