Zenwalk Linux 6 Review
Zenwalk 6 is the latest release of Zenwalk Linux. The changes are major enough that most people will find it worth making the upgrade (note Xfce 4.6). Zenwalk has come a long way with Zenwalk 6, from its beginnings with creator Jean-Philippe Guillemin, also known as Hyperion.
Zenwalk is a fast distribution and has low system requirements so you can use it on older, slower computers with no problem. Zenwalk 6 is no exception to this rule. The new Zenwalk 6 looks a lot like 5.2 so it will feel familiar.
The Desktop
Now you are ready to use Zenwalk. You will find that it looks basically the same as 5.2, but with a bit more color and a new background picture. The icons are also the same as before. Zenwalk 6 runs OpenOffice.org 3.0 and Firefox 3.0.6 (it is called Iceweasel). It also has a few select programs. Unlike another certain overbearing operating system that shall remain nameless, Zenwalk 6 is not loaded down with anything you do not need. In fact you will only discover programs as you need them. But is simple enough to search and find what you need it.
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