I've been using BBLean for several years, which is a Windows port of a Unix/Linux window manager.
So I've basically got it to a satistfactory state over the years, and thought it would be interesting to let others try it. http://panicus.googlepages.com/HyperBBLean.exeHappy Super A Number 1 Download Link</a> (9MB)
There's things like an IRC client, FTP server, FTP Client, tiny Email client, even a fully functional web browser.
The total installed size is less than 15MB.
Teaser:
If Hyper BBLean frightens you, check your Start Menu to find a helpful little pixie folder called BBLean that has the option to put things back to normal.
Actualy deletion of the thing involves just wiping wherever you installed it.
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> So... why not just use Linux?
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Because a Window Manager and an Operating System are two entirely different things? You realize this, right?
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> > So... why not just use Linux?
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> Because a Window Manager and an Operating System are two
> entirely different things? You realize this, right?
Of course. But I don't understand why someone would bother to spend time making their OS look like another one. It seems the same to me as someone who downloads those Mac OS Windowblinds skins.
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> Of course. But I don't understand why someone would bother
> to spend time making their OS look like another one. It
> seems the same to me as someone who downloads those Mac OS
> Windowblinds skins.
Or the "Vista Super Hyper Mega Supra Ultra Transformation Pack with the widgets !!!!!"
> Of course. But I don't understand why someone would bother
> to spend time making their OS look like another one. It
> seems the same to me as someone who downloads those Mac OS
> Windowblinds skins.
Maybe because there's more than one way to interface to Windows than what Billy G's idea is? I find the *Box shells far more intuitive to use, and can fly through multitasking like fucking crazy with it.
I simply thought I'd compile my own custom install of it: This is pretty damn different that what you'd have if you just download BBLean.
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