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hi i had seen the graphical features of mandriva 2007 its just like vista you can hower the windows from one side to other is that is possible in slackware...
  1. 10-04-2007 #1
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    slackware looks

    hi
    i had seen the graphical features of mandriva 2007
    its just like vista
    you can hower the windows from one side to other
    is that is possible in slackware
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    Yes, you can do just about anything that Mandriva can do in Slackware.

    I'm not sure what feature you are referring to, but it might be beryl or compiz that you'd need to install.
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    alright
    i will try to install beryl
    hopefully
    i will be able to install
    as i dont know how to install softwares in slackware
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    Here's a HowTo for installing software under Linux that might help you:

    http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...are-linux.html
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    Slackware ships with Compiz. It shouldn't be to difficult to turn on.

    Also, there is a Slackpack of Metisse, for those interested.


    Slackware has pkgtools as default package manager.
    Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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