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Just discovered a new distro on osnews [ still alpha], seems to be developing it's own window manager... Here's the URL if anyones interested: http://www.komodoware.com/ So what do you think ...
  1. 09-22-2005 #1
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    ...Another distro just came out

    Just discovered a new distro on osnews [ still alpha], seems to be developing it's own window manager... Here's the URL if anyones interested:
    http://www.komodoware.com/

    So what do you think about it?
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    Judgng by the few screenshots they give, it looks pretty cool.
    I am sure I have a spare partition I can try it out on.
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    Not sure if I like their whole C#/Mono idea. Could be nice for ex MS developers though.
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    Q.E.D.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gorgeous lucky luke
    Q.E.D.
    What does QED mean?
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    google it

    Definitions of q.e.d. on the Web:

    * Q. E. D. is an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "quod erat demonstrandum" (literally, "that which was to be demonstrated"). This is a translation of the Greek oper edei deixai which was used by many early mathematicians including Euclid and Archimedes. Q.E.D. may be written at the end of mathematical proofs to show that the result required for the proof to be complete has been obtained. It is not seen as frequently now as in earlier centuries.
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