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Pardus: A Linux distribution for the end user

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ghacks.net; By Jack Wallen 		Mail this story
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Of course when I say leopard, with regards to anything computer, you think Mac OS X. Not this time. This time we’re talking about a different flavor of Linux – Pardus.Pardus is developed in Turkey and named after the Anatolian leopard. It’s goal is to be a complete distribution that new users can use with little introduction to Linux. It takes advantage of KDE 4 and offers a very user-centric experience. Pardus has a few features that most will have never heard of or seen before. In this article I will introduce you to some of these features as I introduce you to Pardus Linux.

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Comments (4)

jacog ·
It's zippy and rates very highly on the just-works-o-meter.
tuxchick ·
Yes, I tried it last week and at first glance it seems really nice. Haven't given it any extended usage yet.
azerthoth ·
hmm, since I have been distro playing with the laptop for the last few days, I think I'll give it a whirl. I did discover that crunchbang is aptly named, the crunch is your chest bouncing off the steering wheel while the bang is the sound of the car impacting a telephone pole.

So, goal for the evening, pardus.

*edit* I had intended to give archbang a try as the concept is great, that however wouldn't even boot.
jacog ·
tc - and they score big points for the mascot

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