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I thought it would be impossible to even make it look decent, but it doesn't look that bad.
I even got the xp startup sound from an extension.
I even got the xp startup sound from an extension.
I thought it would be impossible to even make it look decent, but it doesn't look that bad.
I even got the xp startup sound from an extension.
That is the point where myself, and many others that I know decided to switch from Ubuntu to Mint.Do you have any links as to how you did this??
Main reason I stick to XP is I like the 'gui', new(er) versions have totally changed gui, much to my displeasure. W-7 is changeable (back to XP style) to a degree, (I have 2 comps with '7' on them, laptops).
Same issues with Ubuntu, I like up to 11.??, but gui change is soooo different, forget them too.
(I am 70 yrs old and VERY set in my ways!!!)
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Do you have any links as to how you did this??
Main reason I stick to XP is I like the 'gui', new(er) versions have totally changed gui, much to my displeasure. W-7 is changeable (back to XP style) to a degree, (I have 2 comps with '7' on them, laptops).
Same issues with Ubuntu, I like up to 11.??, but gui change is soooo different, forget them too.
(I am 70 yrs old and VERY set in my ways!!!)
-corne-
Ooh, you don't actually use Outlook, do you? I think you're the first person I've come across for years who does... How d'you get on with it? More to the point, I'm dead curious as to how you got it to run on ChromeOS.....
I normally use either T-Bird , or, if you want something really lightweight, Sylpheed.
http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/download.html
Yah, I know they both originate in the Linux world, but I've been using 'em for so long I've kinda got used to them. I like to use Sylpheed for an e-mail client in the XP I run on Virtualbox in Puppy, 'cos my old Athlon64 X2 duallie doesn't have VT in the instruction set.....so the lighter I can keep XP, the better!
T-Bird's a nice client, but it's rather 'heavy'.
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http://www.mediafire.com/view/q966g95vaa66abd/xphomes3.jpg
Cool I did not realize Chrome OS could even resemble XP! Here is my fully installed XP Home with SP3. It took like the whole morning to do. I hope it is worth it. I had to redo all the installation because one of the programs from 360 shut down my bootup and shutdown Windows XP sound. After just starting over I just downloaded just 360 instead of all the extras and it is fine now it seems. Here is the pic.
I couldn't believe all the extras during patch added another 8 gb to the size of my vm.