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"Debian and Slackware:
1. Huge software repositories
2. The latest versions available.
3. They are free.
A first grade kid should be able to give the right answer. Are you? "
Well beyond first grade actually. I agree that Xandros and Linspire have outdated packages. So does the stable version of Debian. Has been a long time since I tried Slackware. Gentoo has more recent packages.
You might not be so bad if you could get beyond the playground antics 
Um, have you looked at CNR?
Lots of packages there. Just not every single program available for linux.
You sound like an anti-Mac zealot who says "there's no software for the Mac!"
What you need is the best from each kind of software, and CNR had a lot of that available.
Nobody needs 100's of media players. Just the top 3 or 4 are sufficient.
Remember, CNR wasn't about quantity, but quality.
Also, did you volunteer to package and maintain thousands of packages for CNR???






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2008-04-18
Let's see:
Xandros and Linspire:
1. Offer very few applications packaged.
2. The applications are badly outdated.
3. You pay for them.
Debian and Slackware:
1. Huge software repositories
2. The latest versions available.
3. They are free.
A first grade kid should be able to give the right answer. Are you?