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Started with Mepis-live install and liked. My wireless internet worked out of box as did most else. Loved K and Ubunto but couldn't get my wireless to work. LOVED PUPPY. All worked easily but still having problems downloading and installing software on all. The one's I like I can't seem to get my internet-wireless-linksys to work. The FreeSpire's CNR was the only one I could easily dnld and install software. I've had NO luck trying to figure out taz-tar-deb software downloads and inatalls. I've been using PCLinuxOS 2007 for last month and love. Even all my USB drives work and their windows files read/trans/used. Still bad luck trying to download and install any software other than what is availble on synaptic. Wish I could install and use Synaptic on it. Also, still can't print no matter what drivers and CUPS I try to install. But F-Bill. I'm a happy camper though at 60 I just want to "USE", my computer and not learn how to. And then there is the resitance of my,"limited skills", wife. Wish I was 40 having more time and willingness to learn. Still, I hope and think Linux is the both now and the future of the PC. Thanks to all, their generosity, hard work, past, present, and ongoing!!!! Humans for Humans!
P.S. Still can't figure how the 60mb Puppy, (would have kept had I been able to slow the mouse pointer down), can find and use all my hardware-peripherals when some of the loaded ones, (Ubunto+), can't. Especially wireless internet and sound card. Others can't read windows files or use all or some of my USB HDs.
List of what I've tried: Mepis 6.5 and 7.0, Ubunto 8.04, Kbunto, Suse 11, Freespire, Mandravia, PCLinux2007, Mint, Sabayon, Fedora, plus a few others. I encourage ALL PC users of any age-ability to try Linux distros and become part of this great community. For low ability Windows users I'd start with Puppy on a USB stick and the live installs of other versions. Then move on to a dual boot and use each for a while to familiarize your self while still having your windows files and options open. Again, thanks so much to all who've donated their time and efforts so generously!!
...wait! There it is! A suggestion to review Sabayon (Gentoo) linux! Awesome! I started my exploration of Linux with Mandrake then Mandriva. Liked them very much. A friend gave me a copy of Xandros (Power Pack), it was AWESOME (in the get your friends to try Linux vein. Very user friendly, easy to add new software (sort of), rock solid (of course). Since this all started I’ve tried several live distros (including PPC variants) with the goal of learning enough to make an informed recommendation to my "Win-shackled" (and "Mac-curious) family and friends. Stumbled across Sabayon linux and was amazed! MP3s out of the box, printer, ethernet. Not unusual. Here is the Kicker! Played DVDs out of the box! I was also able to do some very interesting things with DVDs that I couldn’t do with my Mandriva Power Pack (wink, wink, nudge, nudge). Didn’t expect that! Also, some fairly advanced games (for linux). It was also aesthetically pleasing (to me), I see I am not alone in noticing Ubuntu’s "Desert Drab". ;_) Please give Sabayon a look, I am interested in independant opinions and will be checking back soon.
My job consist of using openoffice heavily, email, web browser, printing (which is still a pain, my windows and linux cannot share the printers, and sometimes there is problem with CUPS), web publishing, drawing.
Please consider opensuse.
I think "Kubuntu" is as important to review as "Ubuntu" especially since most of your other distros are KDE based (apples to apples). When you are comparing a KDE distro vs. a Gnome distro their differences are great enough that they are like different distributions (as an aside Automatix is imo _essential_ for a ’buntu installation, though as an add-on I understand it should not be counted in this context).
Just a thought.
As far as other distros to consider, I would suggest Freespire (when the 2.0 comes out) primarily because of their CNR.com website/frontend to apt. CNR will additionally be made available to the ’buntus, Debian, Fedora, and OpenSUSE as well as Freespire/Linspire. CNR is unnecessary for most GNU/Linux users but could be very valuable to the joesixpacks/aunt Tillies/windows refugees. Another advantage of CNR is that it gives a way to legally acquire the media codecs, something most of these other distros that are pre-installing codecs are not doing. If that’s important to you ;)
I prefer NOT switching people to paid distros but if that is not a consideration (such as a small business setting) Xandros is probably one of the most Windows like distros out there. They integrate into Windows networks and Windows work-alikeability is their core tenet. It is the most similar to the Windows environment, and easiest to drop into a Windows environment that I have seen. They do (did?) have a community (free) version that lags by a point release.
Maybe Debian itself, it has from rumors I have heard increased it’s "usability" for the new user factor. It is the the fountain from which so many great distros flow.
Others I would recommend have already been mentioned, Mint, SimplyMEMPIS.
For the record I switch others to either Kubuntu or Xandros depending on the situation.
Quick question,I’m sorry, but Gentoo as a "most usable Linux distro", did I miss something? I have never heard anyone say that, most flexible, most customizable, best if you want to learn how linux works, most efficient in terms of speed or only having the sorftware you need installed, but "most usable".
Don’t you mean in part "easiest" as well? Gentoo folks correct me if I am wrong but would you turn your Grandma loose on Gentoo by herself? No offence meant, I honestly don’t believe they themselves would claim that, or intend their distos to be that.
But Gentoo _is_ a great distro for many reasons, so please by all means throw it in the pot.
I prefer NOT switching people to paid distros but if that is not a consideration (such as a small business setting) Xandros is probably one of the most Windows like distros out there. They integrate into Windows networks and Windows work-alikeability is their core tenet. It is the most similar to the Windows environment, and easiest to drop into a Windows environment that I have seen. They do (did?) have a community (free) version that lags by a point release.
Maybe Debian itself, it has from rumors I have heard increased it’s "usability" for the new user factor. It is the the fountain from which so many great distros flow.
Others I would recommend have already been mentioned, Mint, SimplyMEMPIS.
For the record I switch others to either Kubuntu or Xandros depending on the situation.
Quick question,I’m sorry, but Gentoo as a "most usable Linux distro", did I miss something? I have never heard anyone say that, most flexible, most customizable, best if you want to learn how linux works, most efficient in terms of speed or only having the sorftware you need installed, but "most usable".
Don’t you mean in part "easiest" as well? Gentoo folks correct me if I am wrong but would you turn your Grandma loose on Gentoo by herself? No offence meant, I honestly don’t believe they themselves would claim that, or intend their distos to be that.
But Gentoo _is_ a great distro for many reasons, so please by all means throw it in the pot.
Just a thought.
As far as other distros to consider, I would suggest Freespire (when the 2.0 comes out) primarily because of their CNR.com website/frontend to apt. CNR will additionally be made available to the ’buntus, Debian, Fedora, and OpenSUSE as well as Freespire/Linspire. CNR is unnecessary for most GNU/Linux users but could be very valuable to the joesixpacks/aunt Tillies/windows refugees. Another advantage of CNR is that it gives a way to legally acquire the media codecs, something most of these other distros that are pre-installing codecs are not doing. If that’s important to you ;)
I prefer NOT switching people to paid distros but if that is not a consideration (such as a small business setting) Xandros is probably one of the most Windows like distros out there. They integrate into Windows networks and Windows work-alikeability is their core tenet. It is the most similar to the Windows environment, and easiest to drop into a Windows environment that I have seen. They do (did?) have a community (free) version that lags by a point release.
Others I would recommend have already been mentioned, Mint, SimplyMEMPIS.
For the record I switch others to either Kubuntu or Xandros depending on the situation.
I was happy when I sew that PCLOS install ask me for an internet connection. I selected bluetooth coonection, I selected 3G connection ... didn’t work!
I don’t have any other connection for download the packages.
MEPIS and Kubuntu can connect me out-of-the-box, with some row in the console. sig! I hoped .... !!
Great PCLOS control center!!
- It really works
- Is faster on games playing
- Have useful utilities by MEPIS
- Have a not bloated forum that really help you (Kubuntu forum in comparison is incompetent, the Ubuntu forum is heavy spammed with useless comment)
On the other hand I love (K)Ubuntu because:
- Have a great Microsoft-killer marketing (Microsoft must pay for his abuse)
- Is simple enough
- It works (on 7.04 don’t works cron and googleearth)
- Have regular updates
- Ubuntu/Canonical/Shuttleworth actually lead the Linux project
Mike, this is one of the key reasons WHY I have comment boxes, so that people can suggest things that I’ve overlooked or sometimes not even heard of.
There have been numerous calls for me to look into openSUSE and yours is likely to be the one that broke the camels back (as it were). It’s now been added to my list of distros to review.
>> Please, if you have a good distro in mind, please submit it and I’ll hopefully get around to reviewing it. Linux is all about the community so make some noise when you think I’ve missed something.
In my opinion, it blows away all the others I’ve tried.
Personally i use PCLInuxOS 2007 Test 4 ,which is more stable than some final releases I’ve tried.
I’ve used Mandrake and Ubuntu in the past and they also have their good points.
With Vista and the problems it has, now is a good time to use linux, whatever the flavour.
Yes, It’s like combining the lightness of XFCE and the greatness of PCLOS and polish it with some other beautification...........
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I love Pclos - it is much better than windows. My only (and at the moment fatal) issue is its failure to recognise my acx100 wlan - and a linux without internet is not really usable . having said that no other linux distro has succeeded yet either!
I hate arrogance and a big bully and MS seems to be well endowed with both - could PClos be the one who brings Goliath to its knees?
Software ISN’T easier to install in Debian based distros like MEPIS vs. PCLinuxOS. They all use apt-get.
One point should be considered and that is which distro(s) Dell decides to install on their pre-loaded Linux machines. For myself, I use the distro that works the best for me but for a newcomer or possibly a small business considering Linux for desktops and or work stations, the influence of a major PC supplier pre-loading a particular Linux distro will be strong.
Dell is in a position that could explosively effect the adoption of Linux for the home/small business market. If multimedia support is good including web browser plugins preloaded and a easy method to add software (such as Synaptic for Debian type Linuxes) I’m convinced the word will get around the general public quickly how easy Linux can be. For now it appears with a pre-loaded Linux machine, software installation will be up to the user and support will come from the community and specific questions to the distro’s developers
As for Ubuntu, I have tried it. Not sure why so many people are so hyped about it. It gets the simple things right, but the more advanced things are still sorely lacking. For example, the last time I tried ubuntu(6.1) I had to use the command line to install the drivers for my wifi card and then it told me invalid driver!! How is that making things easy?!
PCLinuxOS offers a GUI for this and when using the same driver it recognized the everything properly. Take that ubuntu....lol. Then again Windows drivers through ndiswrapper are always a hit and miss situation anyway, but PCLOS does make it a great deal easier at this point.
If I had to recommend a gnome based distro to anyway it would probably be ubuntu, but if you are looking for something KDE based PCLinuxOS is my top choice.
Also, I too wish texstar would release a ’stable’ 1.0 version for it.
Cheers.
PS: Currently writing this on PCLOS 2007 TR3.
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