Row 69278

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Well the desktop environment in Windows has only one graphical user interface, or desktop. The desktop is the main menu (Start menu), the Taskbar, and the desk area where applications open. With Linux you can choose from a variety of desktop environments. KDE and Gnome are popular desktop environments each with its own way of organizing and displaying the desktop. Both are highly configurable to allow you to set them up just the way you want it, or leave it on default the way it's shipped. KDE tends to have more eye candy to it. But there are quite a few different desktop environments you can choose from very basic to a KDE desktop. But if you are familiar with Windows you'll catch on pretty quick. With distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora, Mandriva... etc) each one is someone's/group idea of what desktop and software packages they think is the best for their particular usage. Some Linux distributions are for very specific audiences and some are for a general audience. If you are changing from Windows to Linux you can Google for Linux Distributions that are similar to Windows. I hope this helps. There's a ton of information on the Internet for Linux in general and for most Linux distributions. Linux is all about choice.

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