What I like about Xandros is the level of integration and all its automatic configuration. If for some reason, I muck up my system, its a simple matter of popping in the original cd and I'm back up to 90% of my regular functionality in 30 minutes or so. I don't have to muck around with samba files or other obscure text files. In fact I have yet to even touch a text configuration file since I installed Xandros 2.0 over a week ago. This is the way Linux on the desktop is meant to be.