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Which is the best Linux for laptops?27th August 2008 11:11 GMT
I have been a user of Windows for ages now, literally using WinXP Pro since its first public release, and I have a fairly good understanding of how the OS works. I have been starting to venture into the Linux/Unix world, currently using the Ubuntu 8.04 on my ThinkPad X60. But is there a distribution that would fit best my machine? I find Ubuntu bloated with useless software, and I find others distributions not so user friendly. I have tried Debian, Kubuntu, Mandravina and OpenSolaris so far. I'm looking for a distribution that is as user-friendly as Ubuntu is as I am getting used to the Gnome desktop now, and that can run without draining my battery in an hour and a half - I can have up to six hours with Wi-Fi enabled under WinXP. 12 answers posted — Answer period finished gos RocketPosted: 12:32 27th August 2008 OpenSuSE 10.3Posted: 14:11 27th August 2008 OpenSuSE 10.3Posted: 14:16 27th August 2008 gOSPosted: 16:02 27th August 2008 Dream Linux & KubuntuPosted: 00:17 28th August 2008
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