Hey, thanks for looking? I am wondering if it is possible for linux applications, or files like screensavers or desktops are able to be transfered to Windows. There must be a way. I am a fresh Linux user in an IT class in Seward, Alaska. Since we all share State bandwith, it is impossible to download screensavers, desktops, and other things that are groovy that would be nice to have on Windows since we switch between Linux and Windows constantly. Thanks again for your time and would really appreciate an answer. Have a nice Day!

Linux applications will not run: they expect a different operating environment than Windows provides. (Most Windows applications can run on Linux with Wine.)

Screen-savers are "applications."

Artwork, graphics files, and so-on are generally platform-independent.

Thank you very much. As I just told someone the answer you told me, one of the more informed geeks said duh! The little Sh*?. Anyways thank you very much for your answer and will be most definitely be asking more questions, even if they are asinine!

Ask all the questions you like. You may get answers. Some will even be helpful