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My Top 5 Distro Picks
Seems a hot topic for internet journalists in the technology field is "which distro should you try." I read 'em and link to 'em, but I rarely agree with 'em. So, I decided to write my own "which distro should you try" article. As you might know, I download and check out a few from time to time. I'm nothing nearing a Linux expert. However, if it's one thing I do have a lot of experience with, it's installing and checking out Linux distributions. I started testing Linux distros looong before I started my site. I started testing Linux back when there were only a few players in the field. I'm quite fortunate for my site's sake this is no longer the case. In fact, there are so many these days, what's a newbie to do?
If you start throwing out criteria, is this going to mean anything to a newcomer? Do you want a binary-based quick install with excellent package management? Do you want to use a Debian-based, Slackware-based, or rpm-based distro? Do you want to install one or one that can be run from a cd without having to repartition? Poor newbie...
For the sake of newcomers let me try to explain some of the differences, as best as I know them. Binary-based mean basically that it's a distro with packages already built and ready to install and use. This is a nice method if you are in a hurry and want to be up and running in short order. The main disadvantage is these packages are binaries and could theoretically contain anything. I never worried about this actually, trusting if anything malicious was ever included, someone much smarter than me would find it. Truth of the matter is, this bad situation could happen in source-based as well, until someone bothers to look at the code. How many of us actually look through source code before we compile it?
In my separation types in the above scenario, (Deb, slack, rpm based), I was referring mostly to package management? There are many other differences in these types of distros as well such as the init method, configuration methods, reading and location, and sometimes even directory structure and location of packages as well as their philosophies, goals and market.
As far as package management (software installers/uninstallers), these days and times, from a superficial outward appearance, the differences in those have diminished. They all have gui front-ends (or amazingly easy cli method) to install software while checking for and installing dependencies if and when needed. So, does it matter what kind of packages a particular distro uses? To tell you the truth, it doesn't mean beans to me anymore. As long as I can figure out how to use them and install what I want I'm good.
So what is our criteria then? I think a newcomer, or even an old hack, is looking for a nice looking distro that does the work without crashing out and causing data loss. You may look at some and find one just appeals to you more than another. Perhaps one has the applications you're accustomed to, or very similar. Maybe one interacts with your hardware better than another. It could come down to something as simple as eyecandy. Where do we wanna-be-journalists get off telling you which distro to use because when all is said and done, it comes down to pure preference?
Well, we are asked from time to time. And our recommendations usually come down to which distros we "like". Which work for us? Which are stable on our hardware? Which have the applications or desktop environment we like?
So, which distros do I like?
In no real particular order:
- Wolvix
This is a livecd based on slax/slackware that just blew me away. It has no hard drive installer right now and that's the biggest, and probably only, drawback I found with it. It was beautiful, complete and stable. No real configuration needed, it worked wonderfully out of the box. It configures the internet connection and other hardware for you and looks great doing it. It's light weight and can perform excellently on slightly older hardware. The menu is logical and contains an application for most of the basic end-user's needs. I like to think of Wolvix as functionality without complication. I highly recommend Wolvix. See my full review here.
PCLOS is a binary-based livecd/installable distro based on Mandriva, an rpm-based distro. PCLOS uses rpm as it's package type and has a gui-front end for installation of packages. It is absolutely the most beautiful desktop in existence. If your main goal is the prettiest desktop around, this is the one to use. It's stable and functional. It comes with a lot of extras that newbies and lazy-folk (like me) don't want to set up themselves such as plugins for flash, java, and all sorts of media playing. It also has one of the most intuitive selection of applications in a distro out there, not to mention an ever expanding repository for other software. The head developer is accessible and works 24/7 for his users. This distro has a very active user forum, irc channel and mailing list to help anyone with any questions they have. It has a sexy graphcal hard drive installer and is a wonderful choice. See my full review here.
- Frugalware
Frugalware is another rpm-based binary distro. It derives from Redhat. I admit never being the big Redhat fan, but Frugalware was absolutely wonderful. It was very stable and complete. The install and use of Frugalware was one of the easiest, hassle-free experiences in my Linux tenure. It just worked. See my full review here, although an update or two has been released since that review and I suspect it's even better. Just look at a recent screenshot here.
- Damn Small Linux
Damn Small Linux is a tiny distro with modest hardware requirements that is still very complete and easy to install and use. It features a graphical package manager, although it may not "look" quite like the others, it is still quite easy to figure out and navigate. It comes with an application for about every basic need and it very stable and pretty. I've reviewed this distro a coupla times, although they aren't on the latest and Damn Small is one distro that releases often and releases a much better version each time. This is a wonderful choice. My reviews are here and here.
- SuSE Linux.
SuSE is another binary-based and super-duper easy install. They use rpm for their software packages with a wonderful graphical front-end. I find it stable, complete, and widely supported. A newcomer or an old hack alike can't really go wrong with SuSE Linux. I've done numerous reviews of this following their latest development cycle. This review might give you some idea of what it's like and it links to the other reviews for more information as well.
This turned out to be a much harder article to write than I first anticipated. There are so many nice distributions out there and I have so many favorites, but I had to stick to the subject: Which would be the easiest for a newcomer to install and/or use. Too many of my very favorites are not that user-friendly or still have a few issues. Then there's the issue of many being left out of my repertory of reviews or experience altogether such as Knoppix, Mepis and Ubuntu. And then there's the subjective factor. The ones I'd pick may not be the ones someone else with equal or more experience would pick. In any case there ya are, these are my top 5 picks for an user-friendly experience.
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Dont you mean my top 5 distros other than Gentoo? tee hee
re: Gentoo
Weeeellll, gentoo is my workhorse. It's my main os on my desktop and servers, but is it newbie friendly? I can argue that it really is, but it's not a quick graphically based install. If one follows the fine documentation, it's an easy install, but I didn't think too many people would agree. It's easy for me because I've been a cli junkie from the beginning, but for a newcomer straight from windows or someone who's only used one of the Linuxes that doesn't require any cli use... I just didn't think it'd be appropriate for the article.
I think distros like Gentoo and Slackware are really taking "it" to the next level. Although I can argue both are easy, how many newbies would agree? My subject was easy use or install & use with little or no tweaking necessary. All those mentioned in the article I think meet that criteria. Gentoo doesn't.
You installed and set up Gentoo last summer, would you say it would be easy for a newcomer?
You talk the talk, but do you waddle the waddle?
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Ya know, actually, if I hand out cds to friends and family members who run windows to show off Linux's beauty and capabilities, it's PCLOS!
It's really best of both worlds - livecd and installer. They can boot it up and run it and not touch their system - which is a nice feature for a lot of them. Yet, install it for better performance and customizing if desired. I guess if the truth was to be known, this is my number one on my list.
You talk the talk, but do you waddle the waddle?
Another Distro Consideration
If you need Linux both as a workstation, and the same distro on another box as a server, you'll be limited in your choices. You have this situation covered with SuSE. Also, a limited number of distros have a kernel for the xbox, PowerPC, X86-64bit, Multiple processors (SMP), and other linux niches. For these circumstances, if you want to use the same basic distro for all these niches, you become limited to Red Hat/SuSE/Mandriva (I don't know about kernel variations for Debian/Slackware). Personally, for me, the choice is Mandriva. But really, any of the three I mentioned would fill the flexibility requirement. It is simpler to administer if all the boxes are running the same basic distro, as I have at the high-school where I teach.
PCLOS wouldn't be my choice...I had it on both a desktop and my laptop, and after about a month of working well, they both suddenly broke, and refused to compile ANY source code and programs would crash consistantly. The interesting thing is that the Desktop was constantly connected to the internet, yet the Laptop never was, and they both broke in the same way at the same time, and they both had completely different hardware, and were never networked to each other or any other computers for that matter.
Oh well, it's probably just me. If that problem doesn't occur for you, then PCLOS is definately a great distro to use. Very complete, stable and user-friendly. =)
Frugalware is another rpm-based binary distro. It derives from Redhat. I admit never being the big Redhat fan, but Frugalware was absolutely wonderful.
Frugalware is not rpm-based distro and does not derive from RedHat at all.
It derives from Slackware and it uses the pacman package manager; the extension of Frugalware packages is .fpm (see: http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20060522#interview and http://frugalware.org/about).
re: Frugalware
Hmmm, I seemed to have been aware of that for my full review of it a few months prior. I don't know why I made such a mistake during this blog entry. I must have been relying upon failing memory. I'm so sorry. You sound like you took such offense. But it was a "blonde moment," which I have from time to time. I'm usually so careful. Thanks for clearing that up for any future readers.
re: re: Frugalware
Sorry for the ragged style, I just tried to stay objective. Maybe I used too many bolded words?
Take such offense? Not really, see previous. So sorry also.
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The friendship developed to a deep affection and she used to call Hotere "the man". Even a massive stroke 12 years ago could not keep him down, she said.
Once he was bestowed with the Order of New Zealand in 2011, she began referring to him as "the great man" which always raised a chuckle from him, she said.
Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples said Hotere was a philosopher, a man who could make people laugh and a man who could also challenge people and make them think. He was an advocate of the rights of Maori in the '60s and '70s. He was also very proud to be a New Zealander.
"A Maori, yes, but also a New Zealander. He was proud of our country."
Sharples said Hotere was always his own man. A man who took his art and put his stamp on the world. Hotere wasn't concerned if someone did not understand his work, he would tell them to go to the movies or something, Sharples said.
In his tribute to Hotere author Bill Manhire recited a haunting poem written by Hotere, "the light is on at Carey's Bay".
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2010 saw extremely high quality viticulture in many parts of the world, with an exceptionally long and hot summer providing huge benefits for wineries across many countries, especially in the southern hemisphere. The northern hemisphere and Europe saw something of a cooler summer and flowering period, but this was by no means as disastrous as it could have been. France, especially, had a fantastic year in 2010, with the world renowned Burgundy region proclaiming that their white wines of this year are ones to look out for, and despite yields being relatively small across much of the country, the quality was exceptionally high. Spain, too, received some cooler weather, but Rioja and the rest of central Spain are hailing 2010 as a very good year indeed, again as a result of smaller, finer yields. California also received similar climatic conditions, but again, wineries are highly positive about the overall effect this had on their produce, as the slightly challenging conditions resulted in smaller yields of much elegance and distinction. 2010 was really Australia's year, and in South Australia and across the Mornington Peninsula, Chardonnay vines produced good yields with a lower sugar level than in previous years. As such, the majority of South Australian white wines from 2010 are superb, and packed full of character. Shiraz also had a great year, and most Australian wineries have been proclaiming 2010 one of the great vintages. Both the Argentinian and Chilean wine industries benefited from some ideal climatic conditions this year, and are reportedly ecstatically pleased with the fact that their 2010 wines ended up with lower alcohol levels, and were beautifully balanced wines packed full of flavor.
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Prom 38: BBC Concerto Orchestra / Lockhart, Royal Albert Hall
Saturday 13 August 2011
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the shower… the sound of those slicing, dicing, violin glissandi – halfway between screams and flashes of cold steel – sent ripples of recognition and nervous laughter through the Albert Hall and a vision of Janet Leigh caught in her Edvard Munch moment.
Yes, the BBC Film Music Prom had begun with the two H's – Hitchcock and Herrmann – and of all the music featured during the course of the evening none stood more independently from the images and yet inseparable from them than Bernard Herrmann's grainy, eerie, monochromatic, string only, score for Psycho. Herrmann called it a black-and-white score for a black-and-white film but that was modestly to downplay the amazing half-shades – like the muting of that pulsing ostinato which sets the movie's nervy pulse whilst suggesting a stifling anxiety.
But since this was the Albert Hall – the scene of the crime according to one Hitchcock thriller The Man Who Knew Too Much – the dramatic opener for this Prom was an all-out blast with an added touch of irony as we waited for the fateful cymbal clash and a body plummeting from the upper tier. Strangely enough the BBC stopped short of that.
But they did manage to field a world premiere: Robert Ziegler's arrangement of Jonny Greenwood's score (he of Radiohead) for Norwegian Wood. More Psycho strings here but pared down to a rapt minimalism. You kind of needed the film for this one – whereas memories would suffice for those enduring themes from Cinema Paradiso (Ennio and Andrea Morricone) and Schindler's List (John Williams). Violinist Chloe Hanslip's sweet-toned enticements hit all the right notes of vulnerability and poignancy. And speaking of poignancy, is there a more evocatively scored love theme than the one John Barry penned for Out of Africa?
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With a French-Canadian lilt that transforms Marian Gaborik into "Mary-Ann," and the ability to invert sentences like Yoda, Lemaire offers insights and hockey philosophy in a soft-spoken tone that makes listeners lean forward in anticipation.
Tuesday morning, Lemaire raved about Penguins phenom and Shattuck-St. Mary's product Sidney Crosby. Tuesday night, Lemaire watched Crosby become the third opponent ever to score four points at Xcel Energy Center, in Pittsburgh's 4-2 victory.
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(Family Features) Now is the time for diners to transition palates to lighter and healthier meals, especially those packed with fresh, satisfying ingredients.
The Newton County School Board changed direction on which company will supply the district with new Clear Touch interactive touchscreen panels for the classrooms.
Our lives are molded by the long term commitments that we make. This is true with the commitments we make to one's family, to one's community and nation, to one's profession, to one's faith and to one's friends. These commitments become the standards by which we judge our decisions; they become the guide posts on our journey through life.
It's Presidents Day as I write this column, and I've just returned from a cold, wet drive to Madison, Georgia where I dined at Cracker Barrel on a righteous plate of veggies, biscuits and blackberry jelly. That's a bit of a hike from Covington, but I wanted some good food, and I wanted to test out the new Pirelli P4 tires I had installed on Lazarus, my back-from-the-dead, ancient BMW. The ride was silky smooth and the folks at Cracker Barrel had a roaring fire going - one of the other reasons I was willing to trek to ...
Last Thursday Molly and I traveled to a very cold Atlanta to catch a performance of the musical Wicked.
Today is the "birthday" of the oldest civic club in Covington, the Kiwanis Club. On February 15, 1927, at the Newton County Court House, the local club was organized. The leaders of this effort were P.W. Godfrey and S.H. Adams. There were fifty eight Charter Members. The first officers of the club were S. C. Chandler, president, S.H. Adams and T.G. Callaway, vice-presidents, and A.L. Loyd, the secretary –treasurer. Other directors were P.W. Godfrey (district trustee) R.E. Everett, J.G. Bolton, R.A. Norris, J.O. Porter, T.C Swann, and T.R ...
How did we remember all these holidays before we had our "smart" phones to automatically list them for us? Of course we would remember Christmas and the Fourth of July, but there seems to be a special day almost every week. The other day my calendar showed it was Ground Hog Day. Now who made that a holiday? Or which Ground Hog is right?
It's been too cold to go outside and play lately, but it's the perfect weather to grab a blanket, some popcorn and watch a few movies from Redbox. Instead of holding up the line at your nearest Redbox station, this comprehensive list of five movies that you'd be mistaken not to pick up are here to get you in and out faster than Ben Affleck's crew robbing a bank in "The Town." Mild spoiler alerts follow.
Have you ever thought that despite change being a daily occurrence most of us resist it?
Have you ever thought about what you might remember years from now about the Christmas we have just celebrated? I hope it will be something that makes you feel good as you recall the Christmas of 2014. Every year we spend hours looking for the perfect gift for friends and family. But most of the time it is not the gift that really matters. It is the spirit it is given in.
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The Rotary Club of Covington hosted District Governor William E. Strickland III at its weekly meeting Tuesday.
I killed my cell phone (it was a dumb phone) by washing it in the washing machine. It was in my pants pocket, and I forgot. The bad thing is this is the second time that I have done that.
I was on the phone with my sister this week. We usually talk at least once a week unless either of us feels very strongly about a Jeopardy question or answer and has to call the other about it. Then we talk more often. We especially like to brag if we knew final Jeopardy and none of the contestants knew it.
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I would like to introduce you to Faith Community Church. As I prayed about where to launch a new work for God, He began showing me the needs in Newton County and the surrounding areas. With over 101,000 people in Newton, I found out that only 41 percent of the population was active in a church family. Together, with the help of others, we decided to help more people find a church home where they can connect honestly with God, connect with others in genuine friendship and connect to our community.
I went to have my annual physical recently. I could remember the words the doctor wanted me to, and I was able to name a good many animals when he asked me to name as many as I could in two minutes. In fact, he said I tied for the most animals named with one of his other patients. So I guess my mind is still OK.


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Actually, I quite enjoyed playing 'Father Christmas' at Christmas. What worries me is when people take it too seriously.
The winter solstice is actually a very appropriate time for celebrating the coming of Him who is the Light of the world (John 1:9). At the end of December, although winter is only just beginning (and the third Monday in January has been described as 'the most depressing day of the year'), the days are already starting to get longer again, and the coming of spring is thereby heralded. Similarly, the hope kindled by Jesus' coming had to wait a long time (thirty years) for fulfilment – but the process had been set in motion by his birth.
The whole Father Christmas issue must be a nightmare for primary school teachers. Say that he isn't real, and half your class will be told that you are lying. Say that he IS real, and the other half will KNOW that you are lying.
In other words, it's turtles all the way down?
Thankyou Sabina I know what you mean. We still have a cat.. Sophie's brother, still going strong despite having cancer.
The longer they live, the harder it is to let them go. You just get so used to them being there.
There are even greater advantages to believing in God: First and foremost, we are forced to acknowledge that this world is NOT all there is. Repentance is compulsory (no 'ifs'!) - as is reparation towards those whom we have hurt. The love of God is seen reflected in the love of people for one another - and especially in .love for the unlovable. There is a heaven, and it can be experienced on earth. The things we can be most sure of are not the things we can see and feel, for they are temporary. This is reality...
"Because humanity is essentially good..." I think this is the fault in your reasoning. Humanity is not 'essentially good'. The Christian concept of sin explains why even the best religions fail to deliver what they promise.
Very interesting
Hi Ludensian It's a bit off the topic of the blog; but since I am not a Catholic I have no problem with the idea that Jesus had siblings. It does seem to be the most logical conclusion to draw from all the evidence.
Are you referring to Islam? There are certainly some forms of Islam that I would want to steer well clear of.
"It is all up to you what you wish to believe." How very true. Only someone prejudiced against Christianity would take this writer seriously. For example: "all four of the surviving, accepted Gospels are based on Mark," Em - Mark is one of the four surviving, accepted Gospels. So this sentence makes no sense. Rational responders? Certainly not rational!
The conclusion does not follow from the evidence presented. Where do you dredge this stuff up from?
I suggest you read Paul's actual lawcourt speeches (helpfully recorded - by an eyewitness - in the book of Acts) before attempting to write one for him. This is an altogether rather sad and unconvincing piece. If it proves anything, it is that "non-historians believe that Jesus never existed because they do not want him to exist." http://my.telegraph.co.uk/deborah/gwenynen/15758799/wilful-blindness/
What you are describing is called 'original sin'.
"Why do Doctors have to be paid extra to do what their job entails?" A very good question. What does the government think we do all day, that it has to dream up wacky schemes like this? No wonder GPs are getting fed up, and it's getting increasingly difficult to recruit young doctors to general practice.
I spent far too much time in the dentist's surgery as a child - my teeth just rotted, no matter how hard I brushed them. Fortunately we now have fluoride toothpaste - my daughter has only ever had one small filling!
Very well put, HMB
Oh dear. No 'magic' in the Mass. Symbol - of the blood that WAS shed, 2000 years ago. Nobody is expected to believe that Christ is still bleeding. http://deborahsbiblestudies.wordpress.com/the-sacraments/holy-communion/this-is-my-body/
I have a Muslim colleague who is a great fan of Joel Osteen. I find that quite telling: the Christian content of his message must be pretty dilute in order to please her.


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The tour started in the Great Hall and ended with the exquisite model of Hogwarts, that was used in distance shots in all 8 movies. Diagon Alley was awesome - you really felt like you were there.
Harry Potter fans everywhere should have the opportunity to wallow in this delight of a day.
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Toronto Zoo receives $2 million donation
The contribution is the largest single donation in the zoo's nearly 40-year history.
The Toronto Zoo has received a $2 million donation Thursday, the largest single donation in its nearly 40-year history.
The donation came from the estate of Mary Millard, who passed away last year. Millard was a naturalist who loved plants and animals. Her home in Hogg's Hollow was her pride and joy, and she maintained it in a natural state.
"This wonderful gift will ensure Mary's legacy will make a difference for future generations connecting to wildlife and nature at the Toronto Zoo," said Gloria Luby, vice-chair of the zoo's board of management.
Millard attended Havergal Collegeand she graduated from the University of Toronto, where she studied philosophy and sociology.
She then worked briefly as a high school teacher.
Millard, who died in May 2013 at 87, was predeceased by her husband and had no children.
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