provide them at no charge with the distribution and often times they will offer them upstream and maybe Debian or someone else adopts them and then they get pushed out to all of the distributions but that's kind of the open source model is to provide your improvements back and even with that with the open source model Zorin has the right to take what they've done in the way of packaging things together and improvements and so on and not offering them upstream but there you go. Yeah, I don't have a problem with them doing that. You know, I've been running Zorin pretty much non-stop and since I think it's gone on about two, two and a half months something like that and it's been pretty rock solid but there's a few things that I wanted to bring up to you that I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying hmm, you know, it's just one of those thought. Just makes you go hmm. Yeah, hmm. Okay so this is my feelings on Zorin. Is Zorin still a good first time Linux? I would say yes, but I would not (8/48)
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