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Lindows
Lindows looks like just Linux to me. How is it more like Windows? Is it open source free software? It is probably not because it is related to Windows. Does Lindows have a LiveCD?
Last edited by fakie_flip; 09-01-2005 at 10:13 AM.
Lindows is now Linspire.
It is based on a Linux kernel.
It is not Windows.
It is meant to appeal to Windows users.
It's open source software, for the most part.
The software itself is free, too, but they make you pay to download software via "Click-n-Run."
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