True enough. I like to keep an inexpensive test machine so I can
have the hard drive partitioned and keep three distro's running. This
helps me learn new things as different distros implement ideas in
different ways. It has the added benefit of allowing me to experiment
with different UIs. Ubuntu is my choice for installing and supporting
on family and friends computers. One of the great things about the
open source community is that you never know where the next great
innovation will come from. Tonights project is to install Ubuntu 7.10
and then add Geubuntu on top.


http://geubuntu.wikispaces.com/Installing+Geubuntu+from+packages+(64-bit+machine\
s)

I like the look of the Enlightenment desktop and am looking forward
to test driving it.