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Looking for a PAY version of linux.?
I know Linux is under public license and the like. However, I'm interested in paying for a high quality version of Linux and I'm wondering if there are any legitimate projects along this line. The best I've seen so far is Ubuntu or Linux Mint but I'd like something cleaner. Thanks for any help or advice.
By "cleaner" I mean more beautiful UI and a low difficulty interaction with the OS. Imagine the Apple OS experience with the freedom of Linux.
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- † Oh yeahLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
You want to pay to use Linux on your desktop?
Okay, it's your choice, but it isn't cheap.
http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/
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I will also link three other free choices in case you change your mind or become curious.
Linux Mint 9 KDE
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1495
Kubuntu (I suggest 10.04 LTS)
PCLinuxOS
- ELfaGeekLv 71 decade ago
"I'd like something cleaner. " Please clarify, EXACTLY what you mean by that.
FYI: Paying for any commercial Linux usually means you are paying for on-demand Tech Support, and it's very expensive. Cash doesn't make Linux 'cleaner'. See Red Hat Linux below, for example:
Ubuntu and Linux Mint have tons of free support, and User Manuals, available on their websites, and elsewhere. And, we Linux users do a great job on Yahoo Answers, too.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
what's the chipset on your on the spot card? if that is broadcom then you definately're going to have subject with all linux distros. did you install ndiswrapper? properly by using fact that ubuntu isn't working, attempt pclinuxos, linux mint, or fedora
