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Old 02-09-2021, 08:37 PM   #1
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Placed it on a marginal usb ssd and WOW! Is it fast. I mean it is the fastest by far. Also has full uefi key for some special uses.

I know it is a bit of an odd distro being stateless and limited ability to use native software but hokey smokes is it fast on a real drive.
I had played with it on qemu and such and live dvd maybe a year ago.

Yikes! I see why they use it for benchmarks now.

Worth playing with if you have a free machine.

Maybe it could use it's own sub forum under distro's?
 
  


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