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| PLATFORM: | Linux |
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | Linspire, Inc. |
| ESRB RATING: | Rating Pending |
| FEATURES: | CD-ROM, Advanced and secure Linspire Internet Suite, with tabbed Web browsing, Hot Word searching, in-line spellchecking and pop-up blockers, Touch up the family photos with Lphoto, enjoy your favorite music with Lsongs, The OpenOffice.org suite features powerful word processing, speadsheet, presentation, and drawing programs, Work with Nvu, a full Web authoring solution, Make free Web-based phone calls worlwide with the PhoneGaim utility |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
| MPN: | csxxxbldn5cnr |
| UPC: | 892222000513 |
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Customer Reviews of Linspire Five.0 CNR Edition
linspire desktop It was easy to install,had a few problems with drivers,but were sorted easily,this is a excelent program,and the CNR was the best,no endless patches and updates to load , like other systems
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The is a great software it has the look of windows and security of linux but lilk any linux you can use this as a server i took one of my old pc's that needed new hard drives well i found out it had EIDE drived so i got a new MOBO and 4 750 drives giveing me 3T Then put linspire on snd i have new server on my home network one nice thing about cnr witch stands for click and run is it gives me acces to all sorts of software the best feature of linux to me is that both a windows or mac cac access it since i have them both but that is somthing that can be done with all linux OS.
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A lot of people have complained about various features that Linspire offers. The most common being the use of the CNR client. What these people seem to not understand or in their bias against Linspire just plain omit is that there are two versions of the CNR membership.
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>CNR Basic and CNR Gold.
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>The second review on here "Why are you paying for free software??" fails to mention the reason this is a pay service. Yes you could use apt-get to install debian packages but CNR goes through the trouble of making sure each package has no dependency issues. While most current users of Linux don't mind a little trouble shooting must users of computers want something that just works.
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>At the time his review was written Basic was $20a year. It is now free, it is better than apt get in the sense that it is graphical, as in no command line a scary land similar to dos prompt for all the newbies and converts.
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>CNR offers an aisle system so all the programs you want can be organized and set to install with a single click instead of manually doing each one.
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>Best of all that so called horrible cost of $50 for CNR Gold well it isn't that bad at all. For one thing you get an unlimitted number of aisles. Two you get discounts on every click and buy program, because like it or not even in debian not every program is free. Believe me, I know. In just the last 4 months my CNR Gold membership has given me over a $80 savings subtract that 50 and I still saved 30. Think of your membership like one for Costco or Sams Club.
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>It just drives me crazy when people bash this service, it is a time saver and a headache saver. And I am not just some newbie. I have been using Linux for over 5 years now. I started with Redhat 8, I own a copy of Suse 10 and I have been with Linspire ever since they launched Linspire 4.5.