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| ===Background===
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| * who develops it,
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| ===Installation/Startup===
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| <!-- Took about a minute to set up the new virtual machine in virtual box. Took 2 minutes to boot from live-cd mode. To install took about 20 mins.-->
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| ===Basic Operation===
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| <!-- Here describe your experience in using your distribution for simple use cases. You should attempt to use the distribution for its intended purpose; if this is not feasible, explain why but still do your best to use it in some capacity. Again, explain any problems you encountered. Also, if feasible, include a screenshot of some typical or interesting activities. -->
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| ===Usage Evaluation===
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| ===References===
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