Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 83.33.136.97]
on May 15, 2008 09:56 PM
So you are an Ubuntu user then. Every time somebody says something good about Dreamlinux, there is always at least one comment by an Ubuntu fan-boi, be it here or on Digg. Sad really.
By the way, the article didn't mention the lightning speed of Dreamlinux, even with Gnome. It absolutely blows Ubuntu away.
Dreamlinux isn't without it's faults, but it is an up and coming community built distro that will certainly prove a few points in the next few months. Talking of Ubuntu, shouldn't it be getting better seeing as it is backed by Canonical and has paid developers? What do those devs do all day? Ubuntu is being trounced by small community distros every day.
Mint has shown how they could do it, Dreamlinux will show you the power and ease of Debian but without becoming bloated and slow, which is what has happened to Ubuntu.
I've heard the Dreamlinux community is pretty cool too, whereas Ubuntuforums bans it's own moderators for being creative, or members who dare question a staff decision. Ubuntu is getting too Microsoft and corporate. It will fall very soon.
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Re: Dreamy Dreamlinux
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 83.33.136.97] on May 15, 2008 09:56 PMBy the way, the article didn't mention the lightning speed of Dreamlinux, even with Gnome. It absolutely blows Ubuntu away.
Dreamlinux isn't without it's faults, but it is an up and coming community built distro that will certainly prove a few points in the next few months. Talking of Ubuntu, shouldn't it be getting better seeing as it is backed by Canonical and has paid developers? What do those devs do all day? Ubuntu is being trounced by small community distros every day.
Mint has shown how they could do it, Dreamlinux will show you the power and ease of Debian but without becoming bloated and slow, which is what has happened to Ubuntu.
I've heard the Dreamlinux community is pretty cool too, whereas Ubuntuforums bans it's own moderators for being creative, or members who dare question a staff decision. Ubuntu is getting too Microsoft and corporate. It will fall very soon.
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