Red Flag Linux - Going critical
What if I told you there's a Linux distribution that might have as many as five times more users than Ubuntu? What if I told there might be a Linux out there, which is not as sexy or stylish or polished or popular as the leading names, however, it works, and it works well, and it just could be the next best thing since Marco Polo brought pasta back from China.
I'm talking about Red Flag Linux, a little known Linux distribution created in another sphere of interest and fun, far from the iPhonoid sub-culture of the Western world. Red Flag Linux is unto Linux world what Russia is unto Google and Facebook; the search giant and the failure generation portal may have given up on Russia as a harvesting ground and they may ignore it on their maps and statistics reports, but you can't deny its presence. Similarly, most English-speaking users probably do not care about a Chinese distro, but what if you wanted to test it?
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