Saw over DistroWatch that Linux Watch has posted a review on Debian 3.0
"Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 is a good choice for technical users and/or those who have plenty of Linux experience. Those who have a lot of spare time and patience might also take a shot at 'Woody'. We wouldn't recommend those who use dial-up for Internet access use Debian due to it's high use of the net during installation. We would not recommend Debian to a new user, instead we would point them more in the direction of Red Hat or Lycoris. We would recommend Debian for either experienced users workstations or in a server environment."
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"Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 is a good choice for technical users and/or those who have plenty of Linux experience. Those who have a lot of spare time and patience might also take a shot at 'Woody'. We wouldn't recommend those who use dial-up for Internet access use Debian due to it's high use of the net during installation. We would not recommend Debian to a new user, instead we would point them more in the direction of Red Hat or Lycoris. We would recommend Debian for either experienced users workstations or in a server environment."
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