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Review of Sorcerer GNU Linux

Posted by michael on from the make-all dept.

ladislavb writes: "Sorcerer GNU Linux is not just another Linux distribution. It did not follow the tried and tested path of modifying a major Linux distribution and releasing it under a new name. Instead, the Sorcerer development team embarked on a completely unconventional way of putting together a unique distribution with features not found anywhere else. Once installed, it will be 100% optimised for your hardware, it will include the very latest Linux applications and it will provide an incredibly convenient way of keeping all software, even essential system libraries, up-to-date. The full review of Sorcerer GNU Linux, as written by DistroWatch.com."

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  1. KKK! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    White power!

  2. Eat shit you jew fag by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Motherfucker.

  3. It isn't out yet... hell it doesn't seem to exist by Cylix · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    So why waste our time?

    I'm all for publicity, but this really isn't much to go on. Anyone can say they are going to make a distro and draw up a line of features. The tough part is bringing it into realization.

    This just in, I should have a new distro out soon, called CylixWare. It will feature 100% wintel binary compatability, will run extremly smoothe on whatever hardware you have, and features applications before they are developed! Did I mention it makes your internet connection faster and really intesifies pr0n viewing?

    I can really go on forever, but I'll spare you my idiocracy. The point is, anyone can make claims, but it takes a some effort to meet those claims.

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  4. Lose the GNU and I might Try It by Royster · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    The more I use GNU software, the less I like it.

    I despise info. give me man.

    I don't want no emacs, give me vi or give me death.

    The fact that they feel the need to put GNU in the name of the distribution tells me tha they are too ideologically pure to do the best thing for the users.

    The same goes for Debian.

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