In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Roy Schestowitz
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on Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:02:35 +0100
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> http://linshots.com/
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> Very nice screenshot-based tours. Try and and you'll see what I mean...
Intriguing. Well done, too...for a slide show; there's
no concept, for instance, of how long an operation takes.
(Not that big an issue, and because it's a slide show one
doesn't have to worry about JPEG/MPEG artifacting.)
ELive is interesting, as it's heavily into transparency,
and rather prettily so. Ubuntu does the basics well,
as far as I can tell from this slide show. PC-BSD does
a nice job of demonstrating KDE on BSD; I'd be very
hard-pressed to distinguish it from a Linux slideshow,
except of course for the sillier things like the PC-BSD
in the upper right of the background and a sphere with
devil's horns replacing Tux in the lower left.
The pulldown menu idea is a little weird. The default
flipthrough is a bit fast but the slide show is pausable
so that's not that big a deal.
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