which linux setup

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which linux setup

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Can anyone tell me what type of setup this is? I tried getting it translated but doens't seem to work.

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I have no idea, but I want a setup that looks like that.
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astrix wrote:Can anyone tell me what type of setup this is? I tried getting it translated but doens't seem to work.

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I'd put money on that being the endlessly-customisable Enlightenment window manager. No idea what distribution it's running on, though.
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I'm really not even sure if it is Linux. It might be a Windows shell replacement like Litestep.
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I thought it was Enlightenment at first, but if you look carefully at the drive spare capacity displays on the right hand side you'll see they're labelled "C:", "D:" and "E:" so it must be a Windows box running an alternative shell.

Love their wallpaper, anyway. 8)
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It's probably something like Aston shell or Litestep then.
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Firefox wrote:I thought it was Enlightenment at first, but if you look carefully at the drive spare capacity displays on the right hand side you'll see they're labelled "C:", "D:" and "E:" so it must be a Windows box running an alternative shell.

Love their wallpaper, anyway. 8)
and the media player on the top left of the screen has the WinAmp logo in the middle.
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Cool thanks for finding it for me. Has anyone used Aston? If so how is it. Seems interesting. I might give it a go on my laptop.
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astrix wrote:Cool thanks for finding it for me. Has anyone used Aston? If so how is it. Seems interesting. I might give it a go on my laptop.
It's for money, so I haven't tried it.
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the first thing that tipped me off was the dreamweaver icon.. and mIRC :)

looks interesting
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