Are there any Linux desktops similar to Win3.1? Tried that for the first time today and am pleasantly shocked by how much I like it, would unironically love a desktop that functions similarly.
edit: just to preempt the 'old-timer' comments, I'm not even 25, so get _on_ my lawn š
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in reply to pixx • • •#Motif!!!!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motif_(sā¦
GUI specification and toolkit for the X Window System
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in reply to R.L. Dane šµ • • •Also, to each his own, but man, you couldn't get me to go back to using the Program Manager for anything.
Heck, even the classic Program Menus Ć la Windows 95 and even Mate are unusable to me.
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in reply to R.L. Dane šµ • • •FWIW, I _am_ also planning on trying Win95 and, well, I've a bit of nostalgia for Win98 that I want to indulge for a bit.
Probably early Apple, and various modern DEs as well.
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in reply to pixx • • •infinitemac.org/ is your friend. They even have NeXTStep on there as well.
Macintosh 6.0.8 is a personal favorite. 6.0.4 as well, holds significant sentimental value, but there's very little difference between those two versions.
Infinite Mac
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in reply to R.L. Dane šµ • • •Devine Lu Linvega
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in reply to Devine Lu Linvega • • •Yeah ngl that's been confusing me this whole time because I kept trying to find the original notepad with the todo lists and going "wait where is it" š
playing with the older Macs for the first time and I finally figured out I was being silly