oh, i remember lindows, it supposed to be Linux distribution that looked and felt like windows, and even come with wine preinstalled. in theory it was good windows replacement for less technical people
Lindows Click-N-Run (2002)
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
One is a reimplementation of the Windows operating system, the other is a Linux distribution that looks and is named kind of like Windows. Actually the page you linked states what happened to LindowsOS, they won a settlement, got $20 million and changed names.
Interestingly Linspire are still releasing. In fact their latest was just a few days ago! However you could be forgiven for thinking their homepage was a scam given it's dated look: https://www.linspirelinux.com/
Re: Lindows Click-N-Run (2002)
#15oh, i remember lindows, it supposed to be Linux distribution that looked and felt like windows, and even come with wine preinstalled. in theory it was good windows replacement for less technical people
this is about click-n-run that was a package manager more like Snap today, that allows distributing self contained executables (without dealing with dependencies)
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#17As soon as i read the title the Linspire song started playing in my head. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIYtKHnU4mQ
Linspire was after they were forced rename. So many good memories. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSdRTOh2jeA
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#19Wasnt this distro created by the guy who founded MP3.com?