It has shed some of its old routine stuff but has failed catch the trends in other emerging Linux distribution.
I have installed Fusion which has Dropbox and it has all the virtues of Fusion
It is under 700 MiB and fits into 4 different (Live and installable) Standard CD.
It is pleasing and packed with minimum of utilities.
Have taken the trouble to release 32 bits, 64 KDE and Gnome in 4 CDs.
KDE has K-Office and Gnome has none.
Very soon Gnome has to embrace LibreOffice of document foundation which is doing a good hob.
I wish success with this new version even though I hesitate to introduce it to a newbie.
A savvy could pick and choose its packages from the repository but I have not visited it myself.
If you had been a Redhat fan (like me in the past) go for it.
I won't leave PCLinux (it is my Gold Standard) now that the PCLinuxfullMonty is out (Gorilla version) which has everything (cater for 64 bits too) I need and more packages to learn.
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