Not a question but a recommendation.
For folks that need to run a United Linux based distro, Asianux (Miracle or Red Flag) is a nice distro with a definite windows look and feel. If you are like me and need Oracle on linux for development and hate forking money over money to Redhat, Novell, SCO or any of the other United Linux distributers for a development box, then Asianux is the only free alternative.
Install was ridculously easy, as was tweaking system settings. Sh*t, samba and nbmn is on at default and I could browse the windows machines on the network immediately. The default GUI is KDE but a straight knock off of WinXP.
To paraphrase the Dixe Flatline, " It speaks good English, too."
However, the Kuang Grade Mark 11 is extra.
www.asianux.com
For folks that need to run a United Linux based distro, Asianux (Miracle or Red Flag) is a nice distro with a definite windows look and feel. If you are like me and need Oracle on linux for development and hate forking money over money to Redhat, Novell, SCO or any of the other United Linux distributers for a development box, then Asianux is the only free alternative.
Install was ridculously easy, as was tweaking system settings. Sh*t, samba and nbmn is on at default and I could browse the windows machines on the network immediately. The default GUI is KDE but a straight knock off of WinXP.
To paraphrase the Dixe Flatline, " It speaks good English, too."
However, the Kuang Grade Mark 11 is extra.
www.asianux.com
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