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Hey /g/ im switching from windows to GNU/Linux and im just wondering is there a GNU/Linux distro that I can just drag programs to the desktop and run them without any fancy process or anything just like in windows for example I want to just drag a .exe file to the desktop and open it is there any distro that can do that?
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>>59143091
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>>59143091
Of course, it doesn't need any special Linux distro.
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>>59143370
okay then what is the purpose of reactos? doesnt reactos run specially also whenever I install GNU/Linux in a virtual machine I can never download things normally like in Windows.
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>>59143091
its called macOS Anon
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>>59143431
Mac OS is actually based on the BSD operating system not Linux.
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>>59143440
>Mac OS is actually based on the BSD operating system not Linux.
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>>59143469
I wouldnt actually need to include GNU because I was only talking about the Linux kernel it had nothing to do with GNU or GNU/Linux (The Operating System)
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>>59143440
Which BSD can run PS aside OS X/FreeBSD? :^)
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>>59143091
If you're too stupid to use emerge, Ubuntu has a thing called Software Center which is essentially point and click.
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>>59143962
Synaptic is better.
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