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Making the 'Best' Desktop Linux System

Posted by michael on from the debian-all-the-way dept.

NorhLoudspeaker writes "Michael C. Barnes gives DesktopLinux.com readers an in-depth analysis of the technologies that make open source a great alternative to proprietary operating systems. Examining the various components that constitute a complete system, Barnes provides practical advice and instruction on how to improve your desktop experience and productivity with freely available software. He reviews desktop environments, communications using voice-over-IP, common applications, and more."

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  1. Debian troll by Nailer · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    I stopped reading when he started pushing that there's no way to resolve dependencies with RPM files, and then went on to compare a packaging system (RPM) with a tool that lives on top of one (apt-get).

    "Ford has an engine - with Holden, you get a steering wheel and comfy seats"