James Roettger wrote this review of SimplyMEPIS 3.3 for LinuxQuestions.org. He describes SimplyMEPIS as "simple, elegant, powerful, fast, responsive... a dream come true for the Linux beginner."

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In a brief article, Mark Hinkle, Vice President and COO of Win4Lin, Inc., named SimplyMEPiS one of the easiest to use desktop Linux distros!

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Foreword from the article: "Michael C. Barnes outlines a strategy to avoid costly upgrades from Windows 98 to Windows XP -- in terms of both hardware and software -- by upgrading to Linux, instead. Barnes reviews the typical requirements of computers used for relatively generic purposes, and shows how to give a new lease on life to aging laptops and PCs by replacing obsolete OSes such as Windows 98 with a combination of Linux, free open source applications, and inexpensive commercial software." Read the entire article at desktoplinux.com.

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CodeMonkeyX.net has posted a brief review about SimplyMEPIS, saying, "This is definitely worth a look for anyone who is interested in using Linux."

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Michael C. Barnes reviewed the beta version of ProMEPIS for LinuxWorld Magazine, stating, "While I have purchased copies of most of the popular desktop distributions, I prefer to use MEPIS Linux. ProMEPIS is my current installation of choice."

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Michael Jordan at Linux Online wrote this review that doubles as an a guide to install SimplyMEPIS to your hard drive.

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Bullet Holed Messenger: "I would have to say that in a desktop Linux matchup between Ubuntu and Mepis, Mepis overwhelmingly wins and shall remain the distro installed on my system.

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Chintana Wilamuna posted a brief review aimed toward people considering the switch from Windows to Linux. Wilamuna says, "MEPIS is the most userfriendly Linux distribution that's available today."

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According to this review by Buster Ellis, SimplyMEPIS "absolutely shines." Click here to read the review.

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DesktopLinux article: Examining the various components that constitute a complete system, Barnes provides practical advice and instruction on how to improve your desktop experience and productivity with freely available software. He reviews desktop environments, communications using voice-over-IP, common applications, and more.

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