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Examples of Linux Desktops
Linux is similar to the UNIX operating system and is founded on the Linux kernel. The Linux operating system is open source and free which means that the code can be collaboratively used, modified without cost and can be distributed commercially and non-commercially.

Published by nancydehra (914 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
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Krusader - One of the Better File Browsers
In the Linux world, you can choose from a lot of different file browsers. Each distribution often comes with its own flavor. Krusader is a KDE desktop file browser, but it will work on Gnome as well. In this article, you will find why I think it is great to use.

Published by Berry van der Linden (2,680 pts ) on Aug 25, 2009 to
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Migrate from Windows XP to KDE With Ease
If you are considering making the move from Windows XP to a Linux-based desktop, fear not. The KDE desktop makes this journey easy. From the panel to the menu, you will find many similarities between the two. In this Bright Hub article you will see how similar KDE and XP really are.

Published by jlwallen (4,139 pts ) on Jun 23, 2009 to
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Changing the Default Window Manager in Linux: KDE and Gnome Anyone?
Ubuntu by default comes with Gnome as its desktop manager, Kubuntu with KDE. However, it is possible to run KDE and/or Gnome on either distro and switch between the two with relative ease. These are just two examples, so if you want to change you default windows manager, here’s how.

Published by Apurba Debnath (5,978 pts ) on Mar 28, 2009 to
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How To Connect Your Ipod On Linux KDE4
You own an iPod and you want to connect it to your Kubuntu desktop. This is easily done using a program called Amarok. In this article we discuss how to sync your iPod with Linux. With Amarok there is no reason why you can't use your iPod on your Linux computer.

Published by Berry van der Linden (2,680 pts ) on Feb 7, 2009 to
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What is Ubuntu?
According to DistroWatch, Ubuntu is the most popular Linux Distribution out there. Ubuntu boasts full functionality out of the box, frequent security updates, and ease of use. Find out why so many Linux users love Ubuntu

Published by YvetteDavis (2,491 pts ) on Oct 27, 2008 to
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Desktop Linux: KDE
You're interested in giving Linux a try but there are so many options (on so many levels) you don't know where to begin. One area that could put much of that fear at ease is deciding upon a desktop to use. This series of articles will help you to determine which Linux desktop is best suited for you.

Published by jlwallen (4,139 pts ) on Oct 9, 2008 to
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