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Old 11-07-2014, 10:12 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
I would suggest using Linux Mint, a very nice modern powerful linux distro which unlike the various *buntu's has a decent interface, the Cinnamon desktop.
Cinnamon is very familiar to people coming from the Windows interface, except done right.

It would be my choice of distro, and I am using an 11-yr-old laptop (Dell Inspiron B130) which came with WinXP... except as it happens I installed Arch Linux, but I am still using Cinnamon.

Regular +buntus have become gui bloated

What is weird, was before Unity, everyone said KDE (Kbuntu) was closer to Windows
I tried both and thought Gnome was (Ubuntu) closer.

Nice thin about all of these: Download the Live CD ISO and burn a disk.
Then BOOT that disk and give it a test drive with no changes made to your system. It will boot and run slower, BUT will provide a perfect UI experience.
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