SlashGear Review: Linutop's fanless Linux PC
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| Much to my shame, Linux is something of a mystery to me. Actually,
| I think they should teach at least the basics of it in school
| computing classes, alongside English and at least one foreign
| language (though don't ask me about my French abilities either), but
| this is neither time nor place for my election campaigning. And so I
| look on with maudlin self-disgust at promises of Dell laptops with
| Linux pre-installed, or clever thumb-drives and Live CDs that offer
| a chance to fiddle with the OS without ruining your everyday copy of
| Windows; I inevitably fold when faced with some sort of command
| prompt. Perhaps, then, you?ll wonder why I was so keen to try the
| Linutop, a surprisingly compact and silent diskless computer that
| runs a specially tweaked version of xubuntu.
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http://www.slashgear.com/slashgear-review-linutops-fanless-linux-pc-315515.php
PC-BSD 1.3 [Review]
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| The lack of something to match up to YaST or the Mandriva/PCLinuxOS
| Control Center means that users would have to resort to the command
| line to solve some problems or change some settings, such as the
| maximum monitor resolution. For that reason, I feel that PCLinuxOS
| is the better choice if you're looking for simplicity and ease of
| use. If the flaws I found could be ironed out, however, then PC-BSD
| is well-deserving of a second look.
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http://www.free-bees.co.uk/articles/pcbsd13/
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