I have been strict and you did not have a live CD (so you were not eligible) till lately.
May be you have seen my comments here and decided to make one before I pass the century.
It is a very good distribution coming from Switzerland with multi-language capability which is something I admire. Linux is an international phenomenon not an American Dream so language capability is a must.
It is known when one speaks one language (English) one does not use the important half of the brain necessary for creative activity and that is what Microsoft is about. When it introduced 42 languages with X.P it completely forgot about Sinhala (there are 2000 languages at present).
It took ages for them to rectify this.
High marks for language capability and also for blender included in 400 MiB distribution.
What I like most is the xfce with the mouse as a logo (not Mickey Mouse of Walter Disney) that brought me into live CD with PCLinix- SAM the man.
Booting, internet connection and the graphic appearance are great.
It comes from Paldo and I have an entry for Paldo too.
I have forgotten GoBo Linux and it is a big mistake.
GoBO Linux is the only except perhaps YOPER which is looking at Linux in a different point of view and perspective.
Breaking away from hierarchical architecture is difficult.
Now that Fedora is thinking of a change it is high time GoBo picks up the baton and run.
Wake up GoBo
it's new edition is long overdue.
That may be the reason I missed it.
Sorry Guys and Girls.
I am sorting out all the distributions and I will be writing on those missing entries.
I have multiple entries for Nimblex and R.I.P.
In fact you are within the hundred (100).
It took ages for them to rectify this.
High marks for language capability and also for blender included in 400 MiB distribution.
What I like most is the xfce with the mouse as a logo (not Mickey Mouse of Walter Disney) that brought me into live CD with PCLinix- SAM the man.
Booting, internet connection and the graphic appearance are great.
It comes from Paldo and I have an entry for Paldo too.
I have forgotten GoBo Linux and it is a big mistake.
GoBO Linux is the only except perhaps YOPER which is looking at Linux in a different point of view and perspective.
Breaking away from hierarchical architecture is difficult.
Now that Fedora is thinking of a change it is high time GoBo picks up the baton and run.
Wake up GoBo
it's new edition is long overdue.
That may be the reason I missed it.
Sorry Guys and Girls.
I am sorting out all the distributions and I will be writing on those missing entries.
I have multiple entries for Nimblex and R.I.P.
In fact you are within the hundred (100).
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