Is Linux Mandrake 10.0 Beta 2 Worth Installing on Your Notebook?

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Linux Mandrake 10.0 Beta 2 is praised for its appealing desktop appearance and user-friendly features. Users have reported a positive experience after installing the OS on their notebooks, highlighting its inclusion of OpenOffice 1.1 and a variety of free software. The discussion indicates that Mandrake is suitable for both new and experienced Linux users, particularly those with older hardware. Overall, the consensus is that Mandrake 10.0 Beta 2 is a worthwhile installation for notebook users seeking a free operating system.

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  • Basic understanding of Linux operating systems
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  • Knowledge of desktop environments and user interfaces
  • Experience with software installation on Linux
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  • Research the features of Linux Mandrake 10.0 Beta 2
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  • Learn about alternatives to Mandrake, such as Ubuntu or Fedora
  • Investigate the use of OpenOffice 1.1 and its applications
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This discussion is beneficial for notebook users considering Linux as an operating system, Linux enthusiasts exploring Mandrake, and individuals interested in free software alternatives for productivity.

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I downloaded it from website the three iso files and rip them onto 3 separate CDRs. And installed the OS in my notebook, it is great, very nice desktop appearance.
 
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Originally posted by Saint
it is great

yep, couldn't have said it better myself ... :wink:
 


Originally posted by Guybrush Threepwood
yep, couldn't have said it better myself ... :wink:

Do you use linux too ?
It is free, come with openoffice1.1 etc...many many free software.
 


Originally posted by Saint
Do you use linux too ?

yep mandrake 8.2, but only because my home computer is pretty old and I don't want the trouble of installing a new operating system.
but as soon as I get my hands on a notebook I'll put the last Madrake I can find...
 

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