If you are currently using Windows 10, but you are tired of the ongoing problems with each upgrade, you will need to rethink Linux.
Below we will see a distribution that is made to look exactly like its operating system Microsoft Windows 10.
Ubuntu, Linux Mint or elementary OS work just fine, but there is a Linux distribution that makes former Windows 10 users feel much more comfortable.
It's called Linuxfx and today it was upgraded to version 10.5. Its purpose is to make the transition from Windows to Linux as smooth as possible.
As you can see at screenshot but also in the video below the Linuxfx distribution looks exactly like Windows 10. Pay attention to it menu Start and also start the operating system that has the Windows logo. This could of course present problems for the distribution's developers, as Microsoft probably won't let it go.
Needless to say, this is a functional one system Linux and its development team linuxfx reports that it has changed everything to look like Windows. For example, even LibreOffice "wears" a Microsoft Office theme.
In addition to Helloa, a digital assistant that has been modified to look like Cortana, this Linux operating system has several Windows applications: Skype, TeamViewer, and Microsoft Teams. The mail application icon, which is actually Evolution, borrowed the Outlook icon to look more like a Microsoft operating system.
Linuxfx is based on Ubuntu 20.04 and uses Cinnamon DE as its desktop.
Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc9CLN1gseU
Try Deepin 20.8 latest version you will have everything!!!
No matter how hard Microsoft fights, it will never reach the capabilities of Linux.
as for windows10 (complete failure as operating system) is another "successful" attempt of Microsoft to lead it to total destruction. Something knew its former president who left it… ..
this is not exactly the case
This is your view my friend when I was on windows10 they deleted the driver for linux from a device considering it as malware making me useless for Linux.
Those who have Linux definitely have windows. Usually broken if they did not find them pre-installed genuine. Those who have windows even for Linux. Just like that. Υγ. Didn't most of them go to Linux because for various reasons they didn't want to buy windows?
What we are tired of is the repeated reference to a dead operating of 1%.
“Dead functional” ayyyy lmao.
Your linux mobile is wearing. Iguru is probably hosted on linux. Do not try to project your irrelevance on the community. It does not tire at all, and if you are tired of it, you could (I say now with my poor mind) not click on the article.
fortunately someone was found to answer
and yes we are on linux like the majority of the web
I think F. Kostas talks about Desktop versions. It is well known that almost everyone chooses Linux servers for the web. It is also known, however, that it takes a lot of work in the desktop versions to be able to hit WIN10 straight. I personally use Linix on many virtual machines for different purposes. I have used too many distros to see what they have to offer. No one has been able to convince me to replace Win10 for many reasons. So basic LS I have Win10 and everything I have in LINUX is in VM
IT IS ALSO READY ON DVD
https://www.linuxdvdcenter.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=25&product_id=93