If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, an Ubuntu-based Linux OS called “WindowsFx” REALLY admires Windows 10.

Slightly confusingly, this particular release of Linuxfx is called Windowsfx and the documentation tends to use these *fx monikers interchangeably.

Few operating systems have so closely mimicked Windows as the upcoming Windowsfx 11. Jack Wallen takes a look at the preview of this Linux operating system and comes to a very impressive conclusion.

You can even make a Linux distribution that looks like Windows. And I don’t think I’ve seen one that does that quite as well as Linuxfx, a Brazillian Linux distribution based on Ubuntu.

Wubuntu wants to look like Windows and Linuxfx doesn't necessarily. I'll explain again that Wubuntu is just Ubuntu with opensource Windows themes applied and comes with the Powertools tool pre ...

Windowsfx is a Linux desktop operating system that uses the KDE Plasma desktop environment to create a very Windows 11 look and feel.

Of course, it could be that Microsoft and Canonical have given their approval and blessing to both Wubuntu and LinuxFX, but the projects didn't mention it.

Linuxfx 10 could provide businesses and consumers with a Windows 7-like experience that puts users on a smooth downhill path to Linux adoption. Distributions that tweak styles and desktop environment ...

Linuxfx 10.3 is based on Ubuntu 20.04 and has a heavily modified Cinnamon Desktop environment that is designed to look and feel just like Windows 10.

Linuxfx 10 could provide businesses and consumers with a Windows 7-like experience that puts users on a smooth downhill path to Linux adoption. Distributions that tweak styles and desktop ...