[Wolves] Linux Format

[Peter Cannon]

Hi All

I invested £6.99 for the latest edition of Linux Format at the weekend, what a 
brilliant issue.

I was engrossed in the Suse 9.3 article, it would appear Novell have made Suse 
change its policy slightly and has included the latest releases of KDE and 
Open Office.

I must have it! anyone got £69.00 going spare?

It was pleasing that the writer agreed with my thoughts that 9.2 is crap and 
if the article is correct it may well solve lots of problems people are 
having.

I look forward to trying the new search features and other improvements 
they've made.

The Mandriva 2005 Limited edition on the cover disk is excellent even if you 
just load it up to have a look you cant help but be impressed Ive seen the 
recent posts regarding schools and, in a nutshell, kids this has got to be 
the best choice for beginners.

I loaded it up for my twins on Sunday and IMHO its GUI is targeted at the 
younger generation, my girls loved the huge Tux looking in from one side and 
the background wallpapers are just what younger kids like.

I may have been looking at it from a biased way but it did look very girlie 
which in my case was ideal to encourage them to use it, we need more females.

I don't buy it every month, works out a bit expensive plus you end up throwing 
them away due to lack of storage space, but on this occasion it was £6.99 
well spent. :-)

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Regards,
Peter Cannon.
peter at cannon-linux.co.uk
Fedora Core 3 & Suse Pro 9.2

"There is every excuse for not knowing
there is no excuse for not asking"
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