Woah

[LordShard]

http://distrocenter.linux.com/article.pl?sid=04/12/23/2041209


Look at the screen shots in that review! It looks EXACTLY like windows XP! Jus ta differnt system clock and colors. o_O

[SkiloDog2000 Profile WebsiteYIM]

im gunna put in some form of linux as a dual boot eventually, but as of now i cant decide what i want to put in, so many choices.

[LordShard]

If I ever getaq new keyboard and moniter I wanty to put linux on my old computer.

[SkiloDog2000 Profile WebsiteYIM]

i have an old laptop running 98. its a piece but i think that it could run a basic linux setup pretty well.

[MMmmGood]

Originally posted by LordShard
http://distrocenter.linux.com/article.pl?sid=04/12/23/2041209


Look at the screen shots in that review! It looks EXACTLY like windows XP! Jus ta differnt system clock and colors. o_O

Most Linux GUIs look like Windows....

[Precision]

I personally love my linux desktop. I run a copy or Redhat and gentoo on another box, and absolutely love them both. I should take some screenshots of the GUI I have setup in linux and let you drool. =p

Prec.

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anyone like freeBSD?

[LordShard]

Originally posted by MMmmGood
Most Linux GUIs look like Windows....

No they don't. They always look differnt enough for me to tell the differnce. I've used Linux at home (RH9) and I use Linux at work (sometimes, slackware9).

RH9 used gnome, which was obviously not windows. And SL9 uses KDE which I have setup for the windows like interface, but it STILL doesn't look much like XP.

If they wern't telling me it wasn't XP I probably would have thought it was XP.

[LordShard]

Originally posted by Precision
I personally love my linux desktop. I run a copy or Redhat and gentoo on another box, and absolutely love them both. I should take some screenshots of the GUI I have setup in linux and let you drool. =p

Prec.

Wow, Gentoo and Gentoox both are Xbox compatible!

[MMmmGood]

Originally posted by LordShard
No they don't. They always look differnt enough for me to tell the differnce. I've used Linux at home (RH9) and I use Linux at work (sometimes, slackware9).

RH9 used gnome, which was obviously not windows. And SL9 uses KDE which I have setup for the windows like interface, but it STILL doesn't look much like XP.

If they wern't telling me it wasn't XP I probably would have thought it was XP.

You can tell the difference because you know, but I can install Themes on my XP machine and someone who does not know any better would think I am not running Windows.