Which begs the question… What does the perfect Linux distribution (or Linux-based operating system) look like for me?

Modern Linux desktops can be simply used like any OS without extensive education. The learning Linux concept stems from its professional applications in servers, supercomputers, and IT ...

I tried this Linux distro that looks like Windows, is made by a Microsoft engineer, and is based on Ubuntu Screenshot of AnduinOS showing the GNOME settings app and the Software app for installing ...

Linux is a good alternative to Windows: It's free, runs stably, and is supplied with updates for a long time. We present three systems that look particularly similar to Windows.

Make Your Linux Desktop Look Like A Mac [via The Linux Tutorial] What do you think so far? Be the first to post a comment.

Trying to make one OS look like another is kind of misguided if you ask me. Sure, you can make Linux look a lot like Windows but the second someone opens the file manager or system prefs, etc ...

Schools should (and many now do) setup and share Google areas… unlike the NHS not much that happens in education is critical …and simply dump the old stuff.