8 Features Win8 Took From Linux


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"Good artists borrow, great artists steal!" -- Pablo Picasso said it. So did T.S. Eliot. And, more recently,

. Let's face it: If something makes sense and succeeds, it gets imitated.

Though Windows 8 and Linux distributions differ greatly from each other in design, ideology and -- last but not least -- their primary audience, they're all built on the same basic principles of OS design so there's bound to be some overlap. And while Microsoft has long been accused of stealing from the open source community, according to some Linux fans, it's getting to the point where Microsoft simply appropriates good Linux features.

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8 Features ALL OS's (should) have and Microsoft are integrating into their next offering - but we will still say they "took from linux" because it suits our agenda

pretty much feels the same,

people will complain about anything anyone does it appears to be human nature.

This is just an assumption. If Linux GNOME, KDE, XFCE, etc. took stuff from Windows. Windows users will complain to heaven's on end, but if it's vice-versa. Windows users would say it is okay and stop crying about it. JS.

Wow, someone's begging for hits. Awful article. The only thing that's on the list that I'd say isn't really a natural progression (in one way or another) is the file copy dialog because Nautilus has indeed done almost the exact same thing for years.

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