Windows Replicated In Linux With WindowsFX / LinuxFX
In this tutorial, we install LinuxFX, also known as WindowsFX, a lightweight Linux variant designed to largely replicate the appearance and functionality of Windows 10, progressing through configuration and customisation within its live installation environment. Following initial setup, we configure display options to match our monitor resolution, before undertaking a desktop tour and overview of preinstalled apps, noting the extensive library of additional software available via the integrated store. We further consider whether LinuxFX strays too close to the edge of acceptability, borrowing heavily from Microsoft Windows in both appearance and methods of operation, further examining weaknesses in presentation which currently prevent its elevation to something more than simple curiosity.
Topics covered:
00:00 Introduction
00:12 Introduction to LinuxFX or WindowsFX
00:27 Differences from Windows
00:59 Drawing comparisons with Windows
01:06 Homepage
01:24 Downloadable versions
01:43 Sourceforge pages
01:48 Downloading and using the .iso file
02:26 Starting up the machine
02:43 Parallels with Windows
03:04 The live installation environment
03:32 Language selection
03:57 Installation
04:11 Further language selection
04:21 LinuxFX vs WindowFX
04:31 Time Zone
04:39 Keyboard options
04:47 Partitioning
05:10 User information and password choice
05:29 Unattended installation process
05:45 Startup and login
06:04 Configuring screen resolution
06:43 WindowsFX desktop
06:51 Desktop tour
06:55 Computer
07:11 Home folder
07:17 Desktop, Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos and Downloads folders
07:27 Recent files
07:34 Rubbish bin
07:38 Devices
07:46 Network
07:50 List and compact views
08:07 Desktop wallpaper selection and montage
08:19 Start button
08:27 Control panel
08:30 WindowsFX settings
09:37 EXE and MSI compatibility
11:02 Linux software store and categories
11:25 Installed software and updates
11:30 Terminal
11:33 Lock screen, log out and quit
11:37 Installed software - All applications and categories
11:58 LibreOffice vs Microsoft Office
12:08 LibreOffice Writer vs Microsoft Word
12:29 LibreOffice Calc vs Microsoft Excel
12:34 Alternative Start menu
12:42 Google button
13:00 Helloa
13:06 Google Chrome
13:17 C.P.U. usage indicator
13:24 Weather widget
13:29 AnyDesk
13:40 Removable drives
13:43 Network status
13:47 Volume control
13:51 Date, time and calendar
13:55 Session options
14:01 Power options
Specifications of our virtual machine
Name: LinuxFX
Type: Linux
Version: Linux 2.x / 3.x / 4.x (64-bit)
Memory size: 4096 MB (4GB)
Hard disk: VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image)
Storage: Dynamically Allocated
VDI File Size: 10GB
Video Memory: 128MB
Graphics Controller: VMSVGA
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Video Links:
LinuxFX / WindowsFX (Linux-based operating system). Free download: linuxfx.org
LinuxFX / WindowsFX (Linux-based operating system). Free download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/linu...
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