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- Publish a book with LyX | Linux User September 16th 2012
- Finnix Linux 105 Review – Command Line to the Rescue | Linux User August 7th 2012
- CDE Released as Open Source | Linux User February 13th 2012
- Gentoo 12 review – the product of an established community | Linux User February 13th 2012
- (old) UK General Election: A Men’s Rights Perspective | MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory
I’m rather disappointed with your article about keeping distros to a cdr size, and speaking to ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu (only) as a source for this article.
This is alrready being done by a major distro: Linux Mint.
FACT is that Linux Mint has taken the approach to offer its releases on cdr size for some time now (labeled as “no codecs” on the mirror sites) and offering the user the opportunity, if desired, to get the full dvd distro, by just a click away, from the Mint main menu.
Hope this helps!