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    360 desktop

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by jisaac, Jul 9, 2008.

  1. jisaac

    jisaac Notebook Deity

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    Just received a link to a new beta software called 360 desktop @
    http://www.360desktop.com
    any good? or just a waste of time and resources?
     
    jisaac, Jul 9, 2008
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  2. Wishmaker

    Wishmaker BBQ Expert

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    Linux rip off :p. Not a Linux fanboy statement, I don't like Linux that much but they had the CUBE thing for quite some time now.
     
    Wishmaker, Jul 9, 2008
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  3. jisaac

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    lol i loved the cube thing... showed off 2 sum friends ;)
     
    jisaac, Jul 9, 2008
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    timtravel42 Notebook Virtuoso

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    it looks pretty cool
    ill check it out when i get time
     
    timtravel42, Jul 9, 2008
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    Well i personally don't see a problem with it, but mind you, it's nothing like Compiz-Fusion in Linux, it'll use up much more resources for half the effects. If you seriously want a lot of desktop eye-candy go for Linux, if you're fine with Aero/Luna and/or using a lot of resources then you can give it a shot.
     
    Gintoki, Jul 9, 2008
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