Review: Dreamlinux 3.0

DistroWatch takes a look at Dreamlinux 3.0. “Dreamlinux is still beautiful and now that the look has been recreated for a GNOME version and in the implementation of CompizFusion, it should appeal to a larger audience. It very well could be a viable alternative to Ubuntu. Overall, Dreamlinux was a fairly solid release. I had issues with the installer, wireless and suspend support, and some applications were a bit crashy. But it looks good, comes with some good application choices (except Iceweasel that I find buggy), and the Dreamlinux tools were nice. So, I have mixed feelings. I don’t feel comfortable recommending it across the board. If you like the appearance, features, and software stack, then perhaps it’d best to try it on your hardware to see if it’s for you.”

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