This is the most used Linux distribution in South America. Now also available in Spain, Portugal, Japan and USA.
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2 commentsConectiva 7.0
I use several Linux distributions but the one I always come back to is Conectiva.
It's great!
I use Conectiva Linux since its version 5.0 (the first to abandon the slogan "The Brazilian RedHat Linux") and it has improved a lot. It is easier to setup than any other Linux except Mandrake and -- maybe -- SuSE and is quite stable (it does not include unstable versions). It has cut off most locale options, leaving only Portuguese, Spanish and English, and has a nice set of applications. The apt port is a great thing (but I could not use it yet: the servers are always busy).