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Derek Croxton has written a rather long editorial on how he sees the Linux and Open Source communities, and his personal experiences with Linux, the editorial it titled “Two Years Before the Prompt: A Linux Odyssey” is over 3,500 words.

Both Jon & Tal are easily approachable and friendly - something that a lot of distributions lack. Libranet is also fun. Using a computer should be fun, not a chore. Libranet is based on a mixture of 'sarge' (testing) and 'woody' (stable) Debian packages.

The following is a short review of Xandros Desktop OS Open Circulation Edition 2.01 otherwise known as the OC release. This is the first time there has been a freely downloadable version of Xandros in the companies history and I believed it was worth writing a review on. The OC Edition is a limited version of Xandros Desktop that is freely distributable, so you can get it for free and give it out to all your friends, family and co-workers.

Melbourne Bennett has written an editorial on his opinions regarding user-friendly web sites and computer interfaces. This subject, and the resulting text, grew out of this thread on Lycoris’ community web site. Feel free to come by to see what others had to say on this subject, pro (yes, there are others who have issues with some of the things as they now are) and cons.