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i would like to see an unix screen shot if anyone could take a screen shot of unix
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Looks just like your DOS terminal, but its UNIX
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What specifically are you looking for? I'm not sure what one would post a screenshot of. The desktop (i.e. Xwindows)?
Are you looking for a specific distribution of Unix. Are you looking for Linux?

Follow some links that may help.

Redhat Linux http://www.redhat.com

FreeBSD Unix http://www.freebsd.com
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umm.. actually i already know about unix and linux.. i posted some stupid questions because i just registered on this forums
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umm.. actually i already know about unix and linux.. i posted some stupid questions because i just registered on this forums
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