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		<title>By: danbjorn</title>
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		<description>Your laptop is pretty sweet. Me want.

As for beating Gnome with a stick to make it more like Explorer, I&#039;d love to hear how this turns out in the long run. I&#039;d be more up for teaching users how to use the new interface than making the interface like the old one; Gnome is much easier to use, IMHO. Maybe the endless configuration options are confusing, but it&#039;s sufficiently similar while being more powerful. Just my two cents.

As for the printer, good luck! Used to have a lexmark, never did get it properly working under linux. That Brother we saw in The Stationary Box has really good linux support apparently, including deb packages available from the Brother site. I&#039;m considering the purchase...</description>
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<p>As for beating Gnome with a stick to make it more like Explorer, I&#8217;d love to hear how this turns out in the long run. I&#8217;d be more up for teaching users how to use the new interface than making the interface like the old one; Gnome is much easier to use, IMHO. Maybe the endless configuration options are confusing, but it&#8217;s sufficiently similar while being more powerful. Just my two cents.</p>
<p>As for the printer, good luck! Used to have a lexmark, never did get it properly working under linux. That Brother we saw in The Stationary Box has really good linux support apparently, including deb packages available from the Brother site. I&#8217;m considering the purchase&#8230;</p>
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