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Again, not an anti-MS person here, I support a large number of Windows clients, but it is not my OS of choice. Maybe there are user interface tweaks that one c
by twopoint718 17y ago
Again, not an anti-MS person here, I support a large number of Windows clients, but it is not my OS of choice.
Maybe there are user interface tweaks that one can perform on Windows (do tell) but I can never seem to get it as minimal as running something like fluxbox on Linux (to say nothing of ratpoison, stumpwm, or xmonad). My very unscientific poll of the computer support staff at my office shows that there is fluxbox, openbox, and twm. My Windows usage is cursory, so maybe I'm totally wrong on this.
- jameskpolk 17y agoOne option is LiteStep (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiteStep http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiteStep), which can make the Windows UI like AfterStep. A friend of mine uses it and claims it works very well. Some other shell replacements exist, but I've never tried any of them.
- twopoint718 17y agoThat does look nice, thanks!
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- davidw 17y agoI have a list of stuff here: http://www.welton.it/articles/windows_for_linux_users http://www.welton.it/articles/windows_for_linux_users Which, as the link suggests, is all about trying to make Windows tolerable for users of more advanced systems when said users are forced for whatever reason to hold their noses and use Windows.