LXer: Ultamatix may be a worthy successor to Automatix for new Ubuntu and Debian user
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Assuming Gnome, you might find the Epiphany browser superior in every way ... Bookmarking technique takes a little getting used to. There is also a webkit version under heavy development, but not quite ready for prime time. When it is, Firefox/Iceweasel will be completely obsolete.
Thanks for the tip, I've never tried Epiphany. Yes, I went for the desktop option rather than building it up bit by bit. I'm pleased with the result. Slackware's still my all-out favourite, but Debian is a damn close second. I like the contrast the two distros offer.
We seem to have more or less hijacked this thread.
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