Foresight Linux - Tough love
Foresight Linux advertises itself as a modern operating system, featuring intuitive user interface and a wide range of innovative applications intended to make the desktop experience instantly pleasurable. One of the way Foresight Linux achieves this is by blending free and proprietary software, so you do not have to waste time hunting for codecs and plugins for multimedia.
It also hails a new package management system, with the very important and often overlooked rollback function. Combined with good looks and soft lines of the latest Gnome edition, these attributes are intended to make Foresight Linux useful to people who have never used Linux before and do not really care what runs underneath the hood.
All of the above makes Foresight Linux a good candidate for a test drive at Dedoimedo's.
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