For a lightweight Slackware based version, I've been using Vector linux
on one of my computers for about 6 months now. This is on the "house
computer" that everyone uses when they need to jump online to check
their e-mail, my space, download something, or whatever. Despite that,
and leaving it on 24/7, I haven't had any serious issues with it. I
imagine that Zenwalk would be just as simple and stable.
On Sat, 2009-01-31 at 13:58 -0700, leegold wrote:
> snip...
> > Back on list, anyone use Zenwalk? I hear it's nice, thinking about it
> > for my next distro.
>
> I tried it, the 5.4 beta and didn't stick with it. It wouldn't
> acknowledge my wireless Intel 4965. It looked good, but I found Xubuntu
> to be more intuitive for me IMO as a desktop. As far as desktops go I
> either "get it" or I don't. If doing what I want to do is too convoluted
> then I'm gone. I'm only talking about desktops here...
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