This review is based on the LXDE version.

This had very little software on the disk: Chromium, Icedove, Shotwell, Banshee, and Lxmusic. There was no office software, no graphics editor, not even a pdf viewer. Banshee was broken. Like most LXDE distros (except WattOS) it was light on configuration tools. The only way to add software was at the command line.

Perhaps Snowlinux may be better with Xfce or KDE, but in view of the problems in this and the Ubuntu-based Gnome one, it didn't seem worth trying them.

It's dificult to see any reason for using this: if you like LXDE, get WattOS; if you want a very light distro based on Debian, get AntiX.