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Old Jun 8th, 2006, 8:18 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by DaWei
Thank you for your suggestions. I have a Debian distro, which is why a Linux will not be the initial shot. I will probably not mess with any RTOSes, either, but OSes which modern young desktop/laptop users might choose. The "hobby" category does sound interesting, I must admit. Unfortunately, that would tilt the emphasis toward technical/experimental instead of generally useful. One of the important characteristics will be the availability of useful software for professional (but not computer-literate) people, as well as the average computer-illiterate home user.
so what's the end goal here? is there some big master mind plan you have to develop some thing or are you just checking out OS'es for useablity?
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