Lean Debian derivative Semplice Linux

Conclusions

The version 6 of Semplice Linux created a surprisingly robust impression. The system is fast, stable, and visually state-of-the-art. The integration of graphical management tools also makes it a good choice for newcomers. Certain graphics cards without hardware acceleration did cause problems in the Oneslip web viewer.

All told, though, the system is perfectly suited for older or low-end hardware that is no longer suitable for major-league Linux distributions.

Infos

  1. Semplice Linux: http://semplice-linux.org
  2. Extensions: http://semplice-linux.org/community/viewforum.php?id=23
  3. How-to: http://semplice-linux.org/community/viewtopic.php?id=665

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