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Try Stormix. It's Debian-based, and the desktop was good, although the
last time I tried it, the default environment was a pre-release of Helix
Gnome that displayed some odd behaviors.
-Sten
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...like shooting fish in a barrel- with a $300 billion annual budget.
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, chamster wrote:
>
> Don't want to clutter the listserver or start a distro-war, but any
> recommendations on a distro focused more as a desktop replacement? I'm
> looking for 2 more distros besides Mandrake (goooooo CheapBytes...)
>
> For a while, I only used Linux as a type of glue for my Mac and Windows
> machines. Router, proxy, file/print share, etc. So, I never bothered with
> X, graphics / sound support, etc. For this, I use Debian and probably
> always will.
>
> It wasn't a big deal to get a Debian desktop running, but I wouldn't mind
> something relatively more consumer-ish out of the box. Plus, I always hear
> about how Debian isn't that friendly and what not. I'd like to see for
> myself.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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