Lesser known distro's

[reneg8or]

Mint is one of them, so is PCLinuxOS. At least in South Africa, these aren't well-known. Who are using it, and why? Any users wanting to share their experience?

Sabayon: excellent in the networked office environment. Less Windows-like than Ubuntu or Mint.


Mint; a really rewarding user experience. Refined, smooth and stable.


AriOS: a pleasant interface and a likeable developer calle Mahdi, from Iran, who has been amicable and keen to assist personally. Can I chat with Bill Gates online? Mahdi does!

 

[thriel]

Uhm, Maybe you should try Makululinux ... http://www.makululinux.com

there is a post about it here : http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/518199-MakuluLinux

 

[reneg8or]

Uhm, Maybe you should try Makululinux ... http://www.makululinux.com

there is a post about it here : http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/518199-MakuluLinux

Thanks - am taking a look

 

[10i]

Try Peppermint, they combine elements of Ubuntu and Mint. It's lightweight, fast and stable.

 

[reneg8or]

Try Peppermint, they combine elements of Ubuntu and Mint. It's lightweight, fast and stable.

Thanks - am looking at it now

 

[ponder]

Manjaro Linux. I like it.

 

[Jay_Bee_Kay]

PinguyOS and ZorinOS.

 

[reneg8or]

Tell us more - what makes it unique and why do you like it?