GNU / Linux September 2012 Desktops


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Xubuntu 12.04 (Xfce 4.8) on a free PC that was given to me because the hard drive was going bad. I ripped all the drives from the PC to scrap/reuse them, and am running Xubuntu completely from a USB flash drive. There are a few bugs, but it seems to be running fairly well. If I ever get around to getting another hard drive in this machine, I'm going to keep using Xubuntu; it's a nice OS.

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Here ya go.

OS: Debian Linux 6 (64 bit)

Wallpaper: Gnome HD (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GNOME+HD?content=74152)

Icons: Faneza Wolfe Debian (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Faenza+Wolfe+Debian?content=140951)

Nautilus Background: Came with nautilus

Window Manager: Compiz

DE: Gnome 2.30.2

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I wonder how close to both Windows and Mac anyone can get to on here...I wanna see

Windows and Mac are the one who are copying Linux, Linux is full of innovation and originality. /FOSS nazis

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Windows and Mac are the one who are copying Linux, Linux is full of innovation and originality. /FOSS nazis

As clearly demonstrated by javagreen's latest screen shot. :p

I'm sure she meant customization wise, so chill ;)

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Yes! I meant to make thier Linux desktop look as much as mac or windows as possible

Why would you want to? I have never and will never understand why people want to take their current operating system and make it look like another. You can easily use all three operating systems. OS X can be installed on most PC hardware (at least on the Intel side).

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