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Helios, are you reading my mind or something Libranet is the only commercial distro i have ever paid for and pretty nice it was to, I paid for version 2.8 but that was a while ago and PcLinuxOs i believe is ahead of it for ease of use now.
You use PCLinuxOs? can't say i noticed :)
You use PCLinuxOs? can't say i noticed :)
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I ran Libranet 2.8.1 for quite a while, but for reasons I cannot remember, I moved on. Just for S&G's I re-installed Libranet 2.8.1 on good ol' hdb to take a stroll down memory lane. While the lead-in to this story does not make mention of it, the author is quite enamored with Libranet and for good reason(s) Now, if they have done things in 3.0 like make streaming work out of the box and have pre-compiled video drivers like, oh let's say...PCLinuxOS, I might be sorely tempted to spend 90 bucks on a Linux distro. And even if they haven't, the presence of AdminMenu in Libranet might be just enough for me to open my wallet...this from a guy who drives 20 miles out of his way to save 5 bucks on a video card....go figure.
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