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Black Box for Windows
Download is 240k zipped, you can run it from the directory or install it permanently with either a batch file or from inside the envionment. There ...
- 12-09-2005 #1Linux Guru
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For those stuck working on Windows at work
Black Box for Windows
Download is 240k zipped, you can run it from the directory or install it permanently with either a batch file or from inside the envionment. There are a lot of menu entries for windows apps there by default, you may need to edit these out from the menu.rc file. The start menu items are accessible through 'windows' > 'Start Menu' and 'Start Menu (all)' on the menu.
I like it! If only I could change desktop with my mousewheel...
- 12-09-2005 #2Linux User
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i used to use it, im not a big fan of vanila blackbox though
- 12-09-2005 #3Linux Engineer
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I think there has been more threads on this... However, some questions, is it faster than normal windows? Is it stable?
- 12-12-2005 #4
looks good, I'm downloading it now.
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- 12-12-2005 #5I second that. I'd like to maybe try it out on an older machine which currently dual boots between win 98 and DSL.
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- 12-13-2005 #6Linux Guru
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It still relies on explorer.exe to draw windows etc, really I think it just mutes the taskbar. However it is much more responsive than explorer menu wise, it's just a shame that you still need to draw windows the slower explorer way. I could probably convince a few regular users to have a look at this,but I think the two start menus would need to be merged for normal users as they are in Windows. I like it though.


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