Mandrake for x86 is currently in beta too. Check this same site for
reviews of the x86 beta.
http://www.distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=review-mandrake5
Pros
* Identical to Mandrake Linux x86 9.1 Beta 2 in terms of looks.
* Surprisingly good performance.
* Combines good-looking, quality hardware with free, good-looking,
quality software.
* Tracks the development cycle of x86 9.1 quite closely, so I
expect a more complete selection of packages for Beta 3 and later.
* Really cool Mac-On-Linux virtual machine.
Cons
* Graphical installation did not work on my iMac.
* OpenOffice 1.0.1 unusable.
* Small bugs detract from general impression of stability and
usability (note however this is an early Beta, where such bugs can be
expected).
* Kernel source not included (MandrakeSoft developers, are you
listening?).
