what are your views and experiences with pup and how could it be improved?
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Distribution: looking at VectorLinux 6.0 Light, PCLinuxOS phoenix
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what are your views and experiences with pup and how could it be improved?
ended up reading this review and sorta sums it up for me, though i haven't really been following pup after 3x variants and just recently having another look
i certainly found that it was quite unbelievable what linux was capable of offering with the fewest megs
certainly 'bang for the buck' is important to me and having read the below, will be having look at the 2 other distros mentioned
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When Puppy was first released, it fulfilled a need. Now, if you have a small computer, AntiX and Vector Light are both smaller and more reliable. If you want the Slackware repository, Slackware is probably less trouble to set up. The various versions of Puppy seem to be turning into hobby projects for their developers, rather than usable distros.
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