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    Pearl DDE

    Pearl DDE

    Beautiful Deepin Desktop Environment on Pearl Linux

    This special edition release is a twist from Pearl's familiar OS X styled desktop. This custom tweaked version of DDE is safe, beautiful and includes ability to install extra software from either Pearl's Software Manager or Deepin's App Store. Synaptic is also included. Most distros that release a DDE version have issues with multi monitor setup ..We solved that by adding ARANDR.
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    Pearl Kfce 7

    Pearl Kfce 7

    Xfce Desktop with Kwin Window Manager for the Effects

    ...Available in both amd64 and i386 it also updates from the Ubuntu 18.04 LTR supported until April 2023. All releases from Pearl up till now have always included Compiz. Since the last time I used Kwin the wobbly windows, magic lamp minimize effect etc were not really were I felt it needed to be. Now Kwin really is very smooth and it is a pretty nice alternative to compiz for xfce. As with all other Pearl releases you can count on the usual software bundle we preinstall. Use your favorite software to flash ISO to USB.
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    Pearl Linux Mate 1.0

    Pearl Linux Mate 1.0

    Pearl Mate 1.0 Mac style atmosphere and loaded with software

    ...A complete Linux operating system designed for the Linux Newbee, windows users that are not aware of the Linux alternatives to apple user looking to make the change over to Linux but wants a similar look and feel of OSX as appose to the average linux distro with there own environment. It's not a Mac and does not run mac software, nor is it a pear remake at all. Features include by default compiz window manager with working magic lamp minimizing effects as well as wobbly windows etc. PLEASE NOTE--> compiz is the default window manager see our support page if you experience any issues on your install. It is very easy to switch to default mate window manager which is called marco. see this page for help http://www.pearllinux.com/qtoa/ Pearl was designed to have the look of OSX as opposed to look of Ubuntu's Unity and Windows 7 etc.
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    mintyMac Premium

    mintyMac Premium

    32 bit Linux OS with Mate and Cinnamon Desktop together in harmony :-)

    ...This system was built from our popular 32 bit cinnamon version released earlier this year. As for "eye candy" cinnamon covers it well however personally I just luv wobbly windows and NEED my magic lamp which is the compiz version of the famous Mac OS X genie effect when minimizing windows. Compiz works best with the Mate desktop without eating up resources on Ubuntu flavored Distros from what we see. This system is quick and completely loaded with software. Both desktops have built in theming interfaces so you may totally change the look and feel of the OS from Mac OS X, which is our default, to Windows7, 8 and even XP...or your own theme. ...
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    mintyMac-Xfce4-64bit-14.04

    mintyMac-Xfce4-64bit-14.04

    mintyMac 64 bit OS with Xfce4, Gnome,and E17

    Built from Ubuntu 64 bit 14.04 mini CD (38 M). The Goal was to hopefully migrate some windows and Mac users to Linux. This version has many features for easy customizing. Loaded with multimedia software including guitar tuner, effects,and multitrack, GIMP and Inkscape for graphics, remastersys, relinux for building your own DISTRO easily. Multiple Desktop Enviroments included are xfce4, gnome and e17. Working System Sounds.
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    mintyMac-Mate 14.04

    mintyMac-Mate 14.04

    Mate Desktop with OS X look and feel, System Sounds, MDM, Compiz etc

    Built from 64bit Ubuntu mini (30meg) 14.04 LTR (long term release). This mintyMac release features the Mate Desktop version 1.8. As usual mintyMac comes with many programs to help you build your own system included are Remastersys, Relinux and UCK. Some other software built in are: Logon Sound and System sounds, MDM Display Manager, Docky, Gimp, Compiz. Audio Software including codecs and multitrack recording with Ardour. Many graphic programs including gimp. Full libreoffice suite. Much...
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