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Mayuresh posted a photo:

Here's a nice screen shot of EasyTag running through my music files. It is a very nifty utility to rename files or scan eachh file and populate the ID tags.

For those you who have no idea of what all of this is, here are some links:

ID3: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID3
EasyTag: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easytag

PhotoOptik posted a photo:

PCLinuxOS duel booting with Windows Media Centre on my Desktop computer.

pclinuxos.com/news.php

Seen is the desktop with the transparent KDE bar, menu opened and FireFox showing the the PCLinuxOS website.

Wallpaper from a build of windows Vista - a good wallpaper, shame about the OS it came from.

PCLinuxOS works perfectly on my desktop computer:

P4 2.4GHz
2GB Ram
128MB NVida graphics
Soundblaster 5.1 sound card
80GB boot disk (partitioned)
250GB media disk

PhotoOptik posted a photo:

PCLinuxOS duel booting with Windows Media Centre on my Desktop computer.

pclinuxos.com/news.php

Seen is the desktop with the transparent KDE bar, menu opened and FireFox showing the the PCLinuxOS website.

Wallpaper from a build of windows Vista - a good wallpaper, shame about the OS it came from.

PCLinuxOS works perfectly on my desktop computer:

P4 2.4GHz
2GB Ram
128MB NVida graphics
Soundblaster 5.1 sound card
80GB boot disk (partitioned)
250GB media disk

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

Microsoft is coming out with a feature similar to this in Windows Vista. It's already available on the Linux platform.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

If you use the Quick Launch toolbar in Windows, you will find that same kind of convenience in Kubuntu. Here's a shot of three icons for the Desktop, an Internet browser, and an e-mail client.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

This shot shows the systray, which is similar to the one found in Windows2000 and above. It also shows the trash can in the systray area, which is an option, but it does not have to be there. Right-click on the trash can and you can remove it.

The other thing you notice in the shot are the four desktops. Cool idea, and again, one more thing that's built into the system without having to buy or download extra software to do this: it's all part of the system!

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

Microsoft is coming out with a feature similar to this in Windows Vista. It's already available on the Linux platform.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

If you use the Quick Launch toolbar in Windows, you will find that same kind of convenience in Kubuntu. Here's a shot of three icons for the Desktop, an Internet browser, and an e-mail client.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

Windows has some built-in options for customizing the look and feel of the GUI environment, but Linux offers a lot more -- without you having to download additional tools.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

If you're running Windows, chances are you only have the default Windows desktop backgrounds. If you have an OEM edition of Windows, you may have gotten a few extra backgrounds tossed in, including some with the OEM logo.

Kubuntu has a way to change the desktop image, allowing you to specify that you want to use a file on your computer, on the Internet, or allows you to download and install from a specific website that's built in. The site offers hundreds of images and phots from around the world. The best thing is that it's all free, just like the operating system!

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

Windows has some built-in options for customizing the look and feel of the GUI environment, but Linux offers a lot more -- without you having to download additional tools.

Nosyreporter posted a photo:

If you're running Windows, chances are you only have the default Windows desktop backgrounds. If you have an OEM edition of Windows, you may have gotten a few extra backgrounds tossed in, including some with the OEM logo.

Kubuntu has a way to change the desktop image, allowing you to specify that you want to use a file on your computer, on the Internet, or allows you to download and install from a specific website that's built in. The site offers hundreds of images and phots from around the world. The best thing is that it's all free, just like the operating system!

ultramookie posted a photo:

Here's a screenshot of me on my CentOS4 notebook VNC'd into my PowerBook. On my PowerBook, you can see that I'm VNC'd into my CentOS4 desktop. Hehe.