RhinoLINUX Lite XFCE Edition 5.0 user reviews

I am a tried and tested windows die-hard but I have to admit there are times my windows hard drive crashes and only my flash drive with a bootable RHINOLINUX saves the day and gets all my data back ... so to the developer of this easy to use and friendly version whom I have known all my life ... THANK YOU for your years of development and research it definitely has paid off and has resulted in the only version of Linux I find easy to use ... thank you for the few personal tweaks you have added to my versions over these last few years.

Hello I am one of the developers of RhinoLINUX - Just wanted to mention that we have 4 different editions of RhinoLINUX. There is our flagship Main Edition, with a MATE desktop, and our KDE Edition as well as our RhinoLINUX Lite XFce Edition carried here. These 3 editions are all based on Ubuntu with added components from the LinuxMint distro. Finally we also have a Debian-based edition, RhinoLINUX-DE
Check out our website at http://www.rhinolinux.com for more information. Thank you.

Of all and any distroes out there, Rhino is the only one that has printer AND scanner driver built in for my HP OJ 4620.

I burnt the distro onto a DVD and loaded it into memory, from which state I am writing these lines.
The distro loaded relatively fast into memory, without asking for silly passwords that nobody knows.Once loaded, it looked clean and appealing - a rhino on a white background. A right click on the desktop pulls down a menu, from which you can operate.
It's got almost everything: Firefox, SKYPE, Transmission, Printer-setup (and it detected my printer HP DJ1050-J410) Simple Scan, sound-recorder, Libre-Office, Midnight commander, even Remastersys, Synaptic package manager, Gdebi-installer, Thunar, Diskmanager, Screenshooter, USB image writer, xfburn to just name a few and even an INSTALL button.

To me it seems an excellent distro, compiled with thought and care! It would be suitable for novices right through to the expert and I'm sure it would fulfill anybody's expectations.
Definitely a complete substitute for Windows, although that statement could almost be taken as an insult :))