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“Three clicks to Linux. What?!?! Three clicks? That was what I
was told when I got this distro. Disbeliever that I am, I got ready
to destroy this new comer to the Linux community. Three clicks,
yeah right!”
“A product of Alta Terra Ventures Corp, MaxOS Linux has been
designed from the ground up to be as easy on the Windows user as
possible. To lull them into a sense of security, and hopefully turn
them into a Linux addicts like the rest of us seems to be the goal
with this distro. Just about every possible step has been taken to
enforce this. Even the average Linux dabbler, just a step or two
above newbie, may well be enthralled with some of the advances made
in MaxOS Linux.”
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