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<td><h1>Welcome to<br>Vector Linux <font color="#557FF1">5.0</font></h1></td>
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Vector Linux is a lighweight distro for the users that want
the power but not the bloat. Every Vector Linux contains the
well chosen software for a specific purpose.
There are 3 flavours to take:
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<li>Vector Linux. The foundation, works best for an Internet workstation.
<li>Vector Linux Deluxe. For sale. Of course it has better software and support :)
<li>Vector Linux SOHO : For office use, with KDE based system.
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Then there are some contributions flavours.
These are unofficial and not guarented to be sustainable.
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<li><a href="vl-dynamite.html">Vector Linux Dynamite</a>. Danger,
contains high explosive experimental stuff !
<li>Vector Linux GX. A vecteloper made it for his school's computing laboratory.
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Being a specific distro, Vector Linux does not provide many options
like the general purpose and big distros. However, it is paid of as
Vector Linux is well known as light, fast, and very stable,
yet surprisingly fancy and user friendly.
Newbies love the simplicity of auto setup and the software range,
while hackers find it as a clean and powerfull base to play with.
More people simply hooked because only Vector Linux can run
reasonably well on their beloved old computers.
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<h2>Documentations</h2>
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Local documentations you may want to read:
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<li><a href="vl-install.html">Vector Linux Install</a>.
General installation guide. You don't need it too much really.
Vector Linux install is simple and quick,
your system will be ready on the road under 15 minutes !
See directory /install on the CDROM.
<li><a href="vlfaq/index.html">Vector Linux FAQ</a>
Collection of the best article from our community.
For more updated ones, visit Vector Linux WIKI or Forum.
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<h2>Online Links</h2>
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Here are Vector Linux online links you might be interested:
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<li><a href="http://www.vectorlinux.com">Vector Linux homepage</a>.
Our online headquarter.
<li><a href="http://www.vectorlinux.com/forum">Vector Linux forum</a>.
Come and meet us here. It's as pleasant as a Sunday market.
One of the best community support on the planet.
<li><a href="http://www.vectorlinux.com/wiki">Vector Linux WIKI</a>.
Community documentation for Vector Linux. Arguably the most updated ones.
A must visit site. Please come, read and contribute.
<li><a href="http://www.vectorlinux.com/bugtracker">Vector Linux bug tracker</a>.
Please report here if you find anything wierd.
<li><a href="http://www.slackware.org">Slackware</a>.
Our uncle. You can borrow packages from here, also
learn how to do something in old fashioned way.
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<h2>About Vector Linux</h2>
Vector Linux founder is Robert S. Lange from Canada.
After gaining popularity, more developers join the project from all over the world.
You can join too at <a href="http://www.vectorlinux.com/forum">Vector Linux forum</a>.<br>
See you there ...
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<p>(c) 2004, Vector Linux.
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