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| Is the Linux Desktop Too Much Like Windows, Mac OS X? |
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| Publication: | OS News | Date: | Aug 28 2009 |
If you look at especially KDE4, then you see a desktop environment bearing very little resemblance to either Windows or Mac OS X (and remember, we're not talking about looks, but functionality and behaviour). Instead, KDE4 is truly standing on its own two feet, and while it was off to a rocky start, and still poses problems for some users (especially in trying to get performance at an acceptable level), it is distinctly different from other desktop environments out there.
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