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Bridge Linux 2012.5
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1 3011 06-16-2012
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Description: "In this version, we have something very exciting. We are the first Arch-based distro to support (U)EFI out of the box. The 64-bit live media should boot natively on (U)EFI systems. There are some special steps that are required for installation, so be sure to check the README on the desktop for instructions. The rest of the changes are as follows: fixed live GNOME screensaver lock issue; fixed gcc-libs issue; fixed 'db not found' errors when running Pacman for the first time; replaced sudoers.d with sudoers; add VirtualBox additions to all editions; replaced LightDM with LXDM in Xfce; added mobile broadband provider info; updated Xfce to 4.10."
Keywords: Arch-based (U)EFI LXDM


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Old 06-16-2012, 06:39 PM   #1
ludvick
 
Registered: Jan 2009
Distribution: Bridge Linux
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Would you recommend the product? yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Pros: easy installable, fast, rolling, Arch-based, with many DEs
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Bridge Linux is an easy to use Arch-based distro. Actually, it's easy installable Arch Linux with some additional 'goods' and minimal quantity of software installed by default.

Everyone, who wants to use Arch, but thinks its installation is too hard, should test Bridge Linux.

Here's my rewiev: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...face%94-34740/
 




  



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