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Small but Featureful: Puppy Linux Reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the bark-park dept.

norhtec writes "Puppy Linux is a small distribution that fits on a business card-size CD-ROM or on a USB thumb drive. Puppy allows users to write data back onto their CD-ROM or thumb drive and features a complete assortment of office applications."

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  1. After reading your comment a bit... by IBeatUpNerds · · Score: 0, Troll

    ... and thinking about it, all I have to say is,

    "This is the saddest thing I've ever heard!"

    No, seriously. What ever happened to people getting dedicated computers on which to run their operating systems? I have this fandangled machine, I've heard some term it a "laptop." In this strange device, I have this component called a hard-disk. Occasionally, when I have a need/urge, I make these weird copies called "backups." Best of all, the whole mess is portable! And, I don't have to worry about it breaking in my wallet if I do the one-cheek-sneek in a meeting.