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Chapter 6Checking Out Those DesktopsIn This Chapter Finding your way around Fedora Kicking around Knoppix Looking around Linspire Messing around with Mandrake Seeing what s what with SuSE Xightseeing around Xandros A bus station is where a bus stops. A train station is where a train stops. On my desk, I have a workstation. . . . Steven WrightAlot of people like to characterize Linux as a DOS-like environment, where all you can do is operate in this antique-feeling world where youhave to type a lot of cryptic stuff and can t see any pretty pictures. However, the Linux desktop offers you quite a nice working environment, as you seethroughout this chapter. The cool thing is that most of it is configurable. Those who like to customize their systems can have way too much funchanging things around. Introducing the InterfacesLinux has two interface types: the command-line interfaceand the graphicaluser interface(GUI). If you use other computer systems, such as Windows orthe Macintosh, you re already familiar with a GUI. Most Linux distributionsinclude different versions of the GUI (which takes up the majority of thischapter), which you can heavily customize.
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