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]]> http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2009/11/09/ubuntu-9-10-text-installer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-318 Links 09/11/2009: Zenwalk Core 6.2 Released, Firefox Turns 5 | Boycott Novell Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:56:21 +0000 http://linuxbsdos.com/?p=2753#comment-318 [...] Ubuntu 9.10 text-installer review Ubuntu 9.10, also known as Karmic koala, is the latest version of the popular Linux distribution published by Canonical Ltd. Aside from Ubuntu Netbook Remix, the netbook edition, Canonical also publishes the Live CD edition, and the alternate or text-installer edition. The Live CD edition is the edition that most users are familiar with. Though it offers a simple, six-step installation routine, the Live CD edition lacks some features supported by the alternate installer edition. Some people consider these features advanced, but I choose to view them as standard features of the Linux kernel. [...] [...] Ubuntu 9.10 text-installer review Ubuntu 9.10, also known as Karmic koala, is the latest version of the popular Linux distribution published by Canonical Ltd. Aside from Ubuntu Netbook Remix, the netbook edition, Canonical also publishes the Live CD edition, and the alternate or text-installer edition. The Live CD edition is the edition that most users are familiar with. Though it offers a simple, six-step installation routine, the Live CD edition lacks some features supported by the alternate installer edition. Some people consider these features advanced, but I choose to view them as standard features of the Linux kernel. [...]

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