A recent article at TuxMachines acknowledged MEPIS as a "quick, easy and guaranteed successful system."  Read the article here.

Susan Linton at LinuxPlanet wrote this: http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reviews/6747/1

"Nowadays, everyone uses Ubuntu, most people have used Fedora, and many folks have tried openSUSE. SimplyMEPIS ... not so many. That's a shame, because this relatively obscure Debian-based desktop distribution, is an outstanding desktop operating system. With SimplyMEPIS 8 at beta 5 and closing in on release, I tested the distribution and found it to be a keeper."

The full review is at http://www.linux.com/feature/153431

Recently, briard at Tech Support Alert compared several versions of Linux and said "For me, SimplyMepis was the most exciting find." Read the full article at http://www.techsupportalert.com/review-linux-for-windows-users-part-3.htm

"If you're desktop distro shopping, I'd put SimplyMEPIS 6.5 in the list of distros to try. It's a nice desktop and worth evaluating," says Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier in his review of the latest MEPIS release. Click here to read the whole story.

The title says it - click here to read the full review at tuxmachines.org.

From a review at seopher.com: "SimplyMepis just works and that's exactly what it should do - offering what you'd expect from a few hours of installing in XP directly out of the box." Click here to read more.

Click here to read this review at TriedIT.org, written by James.

Steven Vaughan-Nichols wrote a mini-review of SimplyMEPIS 6.5 for DesktopLinux.com. It begins, "I have a nomination for the "Worse possible situation to review an operating system" award. Review it, SimplyMEPIS 6.5 release candidate 2, while stuck in a hotel room 2,000 miles from home with food-poisoning." Click here to read the whole story...

From DesktopLinux.com, Steven J. Vaughan-Nicholas pits Microsoft Vista against MEPIS in this this multi-part series "to see how the pinnacle of commercial desktop operating systems stacks up against the free, community-developed Linux upstart."

Click here to read the first part of the story, and follow the links at the bottom of each article to read all 4 installments.