I was in Atlantic City for the weekend, and I was not worried about updating the site... ENOUGH SAID....!!!!

But I will be updating the site today with another Linux Distro Screenshot and maybe another Perl Script to be used with VMWare ESX Perl API...

If you like what we are doing with the site please join the site and leave comments.. We are looking for Ideas for new HowTo's.... So please join and help us to help you!!! 

This distribution shocked me on how fast it boots up and loads applications. I tested Deli Linux on one of my old P2 mmx box. And I was really impressed and shocked on how fast it boots up and loads applications. Though the install was pretty straight forward it is not for Linux Newbies... Now if you are a Linux Newbie and want to try this out then follow my screen shot.

I see this question in forums all the time.... How do I mount a file system? How do I create a new partition and a file system? How do I set it to mount automatically? how do I set the permissions on the mount? Well I'm going to do my best here and answer all the questions above.

Ok. I've we've been getting some slaps via email for the delay in continuing this feature. You know we love this stuff too, but we also work for a living. And without those good old paychecks we can't even pay the bills for this Community. Whew I didn't know Linux folks could be so pushy. Oh wait, I take that back. Not that I'm saying the Co-Founder of LinuxDynasty is pushy at all 

Dream Linux was probably the easiest 5 step process to install in one Screen... It is literally

1. Assign password for root.
2. Add a user.
3. Partition layout
4. Apply
5. Reboot

As for my opinion on DreamLinux 3.1... I thought it was very nice on they eyes, Based off of Debian,  its own Control Panel, and I must say I do love the Icons.. Also my opinion is so that "Whatever Linux Distro I use for my desktop...... I should NOT have to spend HOURS tailor fitting it to my needs." As I am beyond that stage. That is not to say that you are beyond that stage, you might still be in love with finding packages and doing the "configure/make/make install" and finding all of its dependancies...

Ok. It's been five days since the first installment of andLinux beta 1 exploration started. Hopefully you've spent all your spare time downloading andLinux beta 1, installing it and becoming a Linux expert by now. Not! No problem. Since you seem to move at my pace we'll continue this ride together.

Fedora has been a staple on most of my desktops at work as that is usually the approved standard.. I have nothing good or bad to say about Fedora, as it is to me the most neutral of all Linux distributions. If you thought the ScreenShots of the installation below were helpful in helping you decide to try Fedora please leave a comment and Digg it as well.