first of all sorry for the rubbish english

now my question is there a puppy linux or a linux version availeble that gives you the all glass look for an older laptop tosiba satelite ifso please embed de download link in youre message

thank you for readig my message

Yes, there is a distribution called Puppy linux. I'm not sure what you mean with 'all glass look'. Maybe you could explain a bit more?

what i mean with all glass is this for windows 7 and 8 there are additional third party programs that gives you a glass look
i have a screenshot to let you see what i mean this is a link to that picture and i wonder if there is a linux distro that can give that look of full glass

http://background-pictures.feedio.ne...inttuloru.png/

Looks like you just want transparency.

It is possible to get transparency going with puppy, eg-

http://www.diddywahdiddy.net/sm2-puppy.jpg

Or other linux distros with openbox (the desktop enviroment currently used by puppy)-

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/5...61280x800s.png

IMO puppy is too much of a pain, and I'd prefer other distros (like cruchbang or antix) for use on an older, slower CPU/small RAM system. They run better than puppy IMO, and are easier to find documentation or other info if you want to make changes.

If its not that old a computer, maybe KDE 4.X would be a better choice. Its got more 'eye candy' out of the box than the simpler lighter desktop enviroments.

yes in deed i want the transparency look and it must be fast to on my computer

Motherboard: DFI AD77 (socket 462)
Processor: Amd Athlon(tm)XP 2200 klock 1.79Mghz
Ram: 2 gyg DDR 1 333Mghz
Hard disk: boot dysk 37 gyg. seondairy disk 320 gyg and 160 gyg
1 vidoe card ATI RADEON 9600 WITH WDDM 128mb

ZO WHAT IS THE BEST LINUX DISTRO WITH TRANSPARENCY ??

Please don't shout. Transparency is not a feature of Linux distros, but of the desktop environment you choose to use. Since you have old hardware I would go for a lightweight distribution, if it has to be a Puppy derivative try MacPup, but I would rather recommend to use Bodhi (which is based on Ubuntu). Both feature the lightweight Enlightemnent environment, which is fast and supports transparency.

One answer

http://macpup.org/

ok thnx for al the attention and sorry for shouting