continues distro-review craziest in the world, or how to install multiple operating systems in the shortest possible time and just for funny. First, there were more than 13 but less than 15, ie 14. The distribution was forgotten Sugar
Os. This distro 
derived from Red Hat . So we're talking about an operating system that uses packet formats. rpm (hideous in my opinion, but had realized that I'm a fan debian?). This, however, only in theory. In practice Sugar Os is operating system of ' OLPC the famous low-cost notebook designed for children in developing countries in order to reduce the so-called digital divide. Just Against this background, it appears that Sugar Os is oriented education. The responsiveness of the system really is extreme. Besides considering the specific ' OLPC also said computer to handle, because this replaces the battery of the notebook , it was pretty obvious. But the wireless card not recognized and you can not install any other program, as well as software bundle ridiculous (it's designed for children ...) mean that it is not even conceivable use desktop. Uninstalled after 5 minutes. Add to this that would be better for children Edubuntu (ne Know someone who speaks glibly of crack, serial ect ect just 8 years ... they know almost more than me!). In short, the idea is good and is good but could do more. I have devoted much space to this distribution because I like the idea of \u200b\u200bthis project is close to the open source philosophy of Linux and to my beliefs. For the rest of the tests on the distributions are not at all stops. Add to the list of April 1 - Dreamlinux 3 2 - CunchBang , 3 - Slitaz , 4 - Freespire. So Dramlinux is fairly fast with good hardware detection, also as a good usability and intuitiveness BUT I highly recommend putting Debian, which results in precisely Dreamlinux an alternative! CrunchBang Linux is a fork instead of using Ubuntu as a desktop enviromnet the lightweight Openbox . Despite the performance certainly better than the heaviest Gnome Debian / Ubuntu OpenBox is even more limited ... below, in my opinion, even Enlighenment 0.17. I'm not even recommend it on PC dated as however the rest of the system is at least as demanding Gutsy . Slitaz was a surprise! In just 64 mb contains an entire operating system with fairly complete software bundle. The observations made about Damn Small Linux for the rest . Finally Freespire. Freespire use KDE , which does not attract my thanks. It 's a derivative of commercial Linspire distribution (just read on Wiki its history ... emblematic !!!). Freespire has some interesting trivia such as the pack manager Click'n 'Run inspired by the Mac system . In practice, click and install (works literally so!). You can access the programs. deb (working with Ubuntu ). The vote is only 7.5 because it is not used in Italian and Kde . The commercial version would be perfect if it had Gnome! If there Gnome interested spend 60 euro ... and you have the best of Linux, most of the benefits of and Mac compatibility with Windows programs (also has agreements with Uncle Bill G.) with Linspire ... and zero against!! Of course the question remains: opensource philosophy but this is not the place for such dissertations (by the way are half way between the agnostic and with favorable Linspire). Currently and subject to the previous post, I have no other attractions on Linux distributions. So I'll keep updated on those that have convinced me more than others. In all ten. But I ask you a question: Which of those reviewed convinced you the most? Commented please ... Bye.
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