Lorma Linux V4 -based on Fedora Core 1
Although I was going to review only Lorma Linux I thought it would be impossible to do it without bringing Fedora into the equation. This is because Lorma is the first derivative of Fedora Core to be released. Lorma Linux is developed by the MIS Department of Lorma College in the Philippines. It is a recompiled and optimized version of Fedora for i686 computers, so it should be faster and more responsive. Instead of Fedora's 3 CDs it only occupies 1, but also integrates software from the Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) for setting up disk-less workstations. Although Fedora is a Gnome centric release and the session list contains gnome in gdm, it uses KDE. In contrast Fedora has both KDE and Gnome but is really gnome centric and their implementation of it truly is slick."