It will probably be a quick game, though, since the multitasking effectively cuts your installation time in half. You can set up OpenLinux in a number of preconfigured ways if you don't feel like making every little decision about what does and does not get installed. The choice is between home, business workstation, development workstation, network server, and Web server options. It's easiest to let Lizard take over an entire hard disk, but OpenLinux comes with BootMagic and PartitionMagic software, which let you tweak your disk's partitioning so you can install Linux right into a Windows machine and boot into whichever OS you feel like using. Caldera's installation program installs KDE by default and sets up a nice desktop.
Caldera does well with network support.
The installation program properly detected the Ethernet adapters on our test systems. The standard install includes the Apache Web server, Samba, and support for smbfs. OpenLinux handled NetWare better than any other distribution. Caldera provides 90 days or five incidents of telephone and Internet-based support. That puts it at the head of the class in terms of tech support.