FreeSpire... new Linux distro.

[Joey]

# Is a community-driven, Debian-based Linux distribution.
# Is always made available for free use, distribution and modification, now and forever.
# Is available in two versions:

* The regular, complete version includes legally-licensed, 3rd party codecs, drivers and software, to offer better hardware, file type, and multimedia support. Freespire includes turn-key, out-of-the-box support for MP3, Windows Media, QuickTime, Java, Flash, Real, ATI drivers, nVidia drivers, proprietary WiFi drivers, modem drivers, fonts, and so on.
* The OSS Edition uses only open source software.

# Is powerful enough for the most sophisticated Linux user or developer, yet easy enough for someone completely new to Linux.http://www.namepros.com/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=57#
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# Provides free access to the entire Freespire open source application pool using apt-get.
# Offers optional use of the Linspire CNR (click and run) Service. (The CNR Client is open source.)
# Includes a total development environment, which can be easily expanded using apt-get or CNR.
# Provides easy-to-use yet advanced installation and configuration options.
# Is secure with non-root Admin login features and strict firewall.
# Utilizes the community IRMA project to provide Freespire in dozens of different languages.
# Is community supported at no charge, with optional enhanced support available

 

[Masahiro]

If it's anything like Linspire, I'd stay away.

 

[scribby]

Hm.. I prefer red hat based distros

 

[slider]

Rep added. I might install this on the laptop if I'm ever really bored...