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June 17th, 2005, 09:01 PM
I found alinux again the other day. It was formerly Peanut linux. I had used it years ago and I remember it was well ahead of the competition then.
It was created by a young Ontario fellow. He supports his product with his own software packages and updates. He also has a forum for direct help. He is quick to answer questions and to give remedies. It is a one man show. This is pretty amazing considering the resources other popular linux distros have.
Alinux comes with a myriad of programs for almost every use. It specializes in multimedia and has all the tools available to enjoy whatever the web has to offer.
This isn't a Debian, Redhat, or Slackware clone. He has taken elements from these and incorporated them into his own.
I'm extremely impressed with what this young Canadian has accomplished. I am enjoying alinux immensely.
http://ibiblio.org/peanut/
I found alinux again the other day. It was formerly Peanut linux. I had used it years ago and I remember it was well ahead of the competition then.
It was created by a young Ontario fellow. He supports his product with his own software packages and updates. He also has a forum for direct help. He is quick to answer questions and to give remedies. It is a one man show. This is pretty amazing considering the resources other popular linux distros have.
Alinux comes with a myriad of programs for almost every use. It specializes in multimedia and has all the tools available to enjoy whatever the web has to offer.
This isn't a Debian, Redhat, or Slackware clone. He has taken elements from these and incorporated them into his own.
I'm extremely impressed with what this young Canadian has accomplished. I am enjoying alinux immensely.
http://ibiblio.org/peanut/
