Any Linux distribution claiming that it wants to make Linux easy and accessible to the general public, as well as to establish itself as a new industry standard for home computing, is bold.
But I like it. When a Linux distribution can make such a bold claim, it means they are trying to do something honorable and important: making Linux possible for everyone.
The problem is that a lot of distributions make that claim; while some of them succeed, some also fail.
The big question here is, does Liya Linux make good on that claim? Knowing that…
