Hello. I am the author of AP-Linux. Let me reply to you.
1. About lightweight
You can have 4.3GB of iso file and distribution can still be lightweight. The speed and the "lightweight" depends on what window manager or desktop environment you use. You can have Gnome and KDE installed and use WindowMaker window manager and still be "lighter" than LXDE. If you read About page, you will see that we don't use XFCE. We use Fluxbox that is much smoother than any other desktop environment including LXDE. XFCE is only there for users that are not Linux gurus. And 99% of audiophiles are not. In XFCE they can change something when they don't listen to music.
2. weak attempt of some computer expert wannabe as well as audiophile wannabe at making themselves feel important
I am not a computer expert wannabe. I am a *BSD/Linux system administrator for more than 13 years. And I think that I know about Linux/Unix more than you all here. :-) And how do you define "real" audiophile :-)
3. much an attempt at making themselves feel important as it is an attempt at making a few quick bucks with ads
Where did you see ads on the web page? There aren't any. And if they are, what's wrong with earning money?
To reply to you all:
I created this distribution with my audiophile friend because I saw how you all struggle with Linux. I had spare time so I said what the heck. The majority of audiophiles are ordinary people like doctors, lawyers and such...They don't know how to compile kernel and they don't want to learn it either. Compiling the kernel for them is like brain surgery for you. And you are not all brain surgeons. Most of them just want to plug their DACs and play music. That's it. They don't wan't to learn how to configure ALSA or such things. This distribution is made for them. And before you say that something sounds awful, try to play it first. Please...
Marko Lerota
