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1. GPODDER IN CRON JOB DRIVERS
2. GPODDER IN CRON JOB DRIVER

This diversity is a great thing, because it helps to build our community and push it forward. Others are happy to create, tweak and configure the system themselves.

GPODDER IN CRON JOB DRIVER

Some want a distribution to do everything for them, to include every binary driver and be able to play anything they can throw at it. For this reason I tend to look harder at distributions which advertise their ability to do everything out of the box, because that's a big call. It makes sense that you cannot judge them all by the same criteria.

GPODDER IN CRON JOB DRIVERS

Some want to include binary drivers and proprietary codecs by default, while others go out of their way to make a stand against such things. Some try to do and be everything, while others are very niche. Each Linux distribution is unique and they all have different goals. When writing a review, I always try and view the distribution in the light of what it is expected to do - as claimed by the creators. Listen to the Podcast edition of this week's DistroWatch Weekly in OGG (15MB) and MP3 (12MB) formats

News: openSUSE calls for build contributors, Fedora focuses on artwork, Debian runs on Android, Singapore Airlines switches to Red Hat, Ubuntu on restricted software, mini distros, Gentopia.Finally, we include a link to an article comparing three of the most popular mini distributions - Damn Small Linux, Puppy Linux and TinyMe. Also in this issue, Ubuntu comments on the reasons behind the unavailability of restricted software in the distribution, while Singapore airlines rolls out Red Hat Linux to every one of its seats. In the news section, openSUSE puts out a call for build developers and opens their feature tracker to the community, Fedora updates its artwork guidelines for Fedora 11 'Leonidas', Gentopia closes its doors, and Android Fanatic releases a Debian installer for Google's mobile device. Welcome to this year's third issue of DistroWatch Weekly! In this issue we take a look at Arch Linux, the minimal Linux distribution that packs a big punch.