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RE: Looking for OS - Megan - 10-22-2015

(10-20-2015, 03:52 AM)ねこまっしぐら Wrote: Just get Windows 10, it's pretty good.

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RE: Looking for OS - TeK9 - 10-22-2015

(10-22-2015, 12:59 AM)_Megan Wrote: [Image: o6rd9m.jpg]

This guy gets it.


RE: Looking for OS - Ion - 10-22-2015

Run any open-source distribution of Linux. I personally recommend Arch, Tails or Debian.


RE: Looking for OS - Megan - 10-22-2015

(10-22-2015, 01:22 AM)Ion Wrote: Run any open-source distribution of Linux. I personally recommend Arch, Tails or Debian.

I think Arch is a bad suggestion for OP but +1 for debian.

OP You can always customise it to be more like OSX?


RE: Looking for OS - Oni - 10-22-2015

(10-22-2015, 02:28 AM)_Megan Wrote: I think Arch is a bad suggestion for OP but +1 for debian.

OP You can always customise it to be more like OSX?

I mean, it does label itself as "bleeding edge". Some people benefit from that, while others don't.


RE: Looking for OS - ねこまっしぐら - 10-22-2015

The people who say windows 10 is bad are the same people who go on the internet to be edgy.


RE: Looking for OS - Megan - 10-22-2015

(10-22-2015, 06:02 AM)ねこまっしぐら Wrote: People who dislike windows because it's bloated as fuck and full of shit that people should be able to easily choose to disable and not spend ages having to manually disable telemetrics are clearly keyboard warriors

FTFY


RE: Looking for OS - Bish0pQ - 10-22-2015

Kaos looks good indeed, if you have a lot of skills you can build your own Linux distro. It would be hard though. I would recommend Linux, but if you want to get pretty close to OS X without a lot of work I would recommend to install Windows 7 (No I do not always recommend Windows) and that you install theme packages.

I haven't done it before but it should be pretty easy.

Rainmeter is a good program with thousands of themes. You can also install Rocketdock to get the Launcher that OS X has.

If you want to I can try to get as close to it as possible and send a screenshot as result.

Let me know.


RE: Looking for OS - TeK9 - 10-23-2015

I'm currently running Ubuntu 15.04 with MBuntu Y theme/icons/whatever and Docky
It's probably the closest I'll get to an OS X feel without actually installing OS X.