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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Dummie Question, Can anyone take a screen shot of a UNIX system? Post 5600 by ober5861 on Friday 17th of August 2001 12:22:39 PM
Old 08-17-2001
Unix/Linux can look like nearly anything you want it to look like. There are GUIs that can make it look nearly exactly like Windows, but I think any *NIX guru will tell you that the power contained in any of these systems stems from the command line. I find that I get the most work done from the command prompt in the text-only portion of the OS, or in a terminal within the GUI.

Hence, it CAN look and feel like windows, but I would suggest that the best description is something like a super-DOS.
 

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