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ConsumerSearch has posted my update to their report on photo-sharing services. In short, Google's Picasa Web Albums probably works best for you cheapskates out there, as it is the simplest and most integrated way to organize, upload, and share your photos--plus it's free.

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Someday I'll tool around with this.

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The first five are right on. After that, their picks for "underrated" decline, and they start comparing apples to oranges.

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Since the Puppy Package Manager doesn't seem to catch nearly everything.

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I'm not even sure if I'm going to get back to doing this anytime soon, but this page is well-written enough it's worth the bookmark anyway.

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Nice review of Linux file managers. The author seems to like Midnight Commander and Krusader the most.

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Nice table comparing SeaMonkey 1.1 to Firefox/Thunderbird 2.

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SeaMonkey's GUID is {92650c4d-4b8e-4d2a-b7eb-24ecf4f6b63a}

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Despite the affordability of hardware currently, I appreciate lean, efficient software and am devoting this post to identifying the best lightweight GNU/Linux distros available today.

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Anyone considering using GNU/Linux is immediately struck by the dizzying array of “distros” available. This thread over at the Ubuntu forums has an excellent starting list of lightweight distros worth considering, but many of them are very barebones, outdated, potentially unstable, or simply don’t work as well as one might hope. I narrowed my own list down by applying seven basic standards that any distro I use must meet, as described in this post.

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These all happen to be "lightweight" window managers at that. The author prefers openbox and pekwm.

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A list of linux distros by size, with "best" selection for each group. Clearly Ubuntu-biased, but still useful for its comprehensiveness. Written before PCLinuxOS Minime was released.

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Excellent overview of major linux distributions and their derivations.

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Conclusion to a pretty decent review of a half dozen lightweight Linux distros, with TinyMe coming out on top.

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I highly recommend this utility. After messing around with Kiso and Acetone for a while and failing to get either to work consistently, I turned to ISO Master. Works like a charm.

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A solid review of PCLinuxOS Minime.

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This is the best of the several Puppy Linux reviews I've read. Puppy Linux is in the running for being the best lightweight linux distro out there. My brother swears by it and uses it as his primary OS.

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