Then we share the releases of the past week and list the torrents we are seeding. Meanwhile the Debian project has updated the distribution's install media for Debian Buster. Plus we share steps openSUSE is making to open up the development process with openSUSE Jump while Haiku seeks out new sounds. In our News section we are pleased to report Lenovo is now shipping consumer computers bundled with Ubuntu.
What do you think of Linuxfx? Would you install it on computers for your friends and family to help ease their transition from Windows? Let us know in the Opinion Poll below. We talk about trademark concerns in this week's Questions and Answers column. Some readers have commented on how much Linuxfx looks like Microsoft's product and questioned the legal issues around this level of imitation. We talk more about this distribution and what it is like to run it in our Feature Story. One of the more recent efforts in this space is Linuxfx, a distribution in the Linux Mint family which displays a very Windows-like interface. Generally these projects aim to make transitioning from Microsoft's operating system to Linux easier by providing a similar interface and the ability to run some Windows applications. Over the years there have been several attempts made at creating a Linux distribution that would offer a computing experience similar to Microsoft's Windows. Welcome to this year's 39th issue of DistroWatch Weekly!
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