And here's a review of Zorin OS 9 64-bit edition, an Ubuntu-based distribution with the Gnome desktop, tested in a quad-boot setup on a laptop with Intel graphics and SSD, including look & feel, themes, network connectivity - Wireless (2.4GHz and 5GHz), Samba sharing and printing, multimedia playback - Flash and MP3, partitioning & slideshow, updates, software management, backups, applications, system settings, system resources, stability, suspend & resume, small issues and problems, and more. Have fun. http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/zorin-os-9.html Cheers, Mrk
Nice review... This is one of my favorites also. It's just an overall great experience with minimal hassles. Highly recommended...
I've been playing with version 6.4 for about a year and have yet to experience a crash. I tried version 7 briefly but went back to 6.4 which, for whatever reason, runs smoother and is more responsive on my machine. You are absolutely correct that Zorin is a great transition distro for those looking to migrate away from Windows. Good review and I'll probably download the ISO, install, and try it out. Thanks for the review.