Debian "Software Store": Klik
Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2004 3:15 pm
I've been playing around with Kanotix over the past week (will be replacing Knoppix with it in my Instant Linux In A Box package) and learned about this Knoppix / Kanotix KDE Point-and-Klik Software Store (as they call it), Klik. Has anyone else read about this?
http://klik.berlios.de
Seems as though they're developing a similar thing as Linspire's Click-N-Run, but FREE! The site also mentions that the goal is to make all Debian packages "klik-able."
I've tried it with installing a few things and it seems to work well. It's labeled as "under heavy development" but I think it is a pretty good idea. If it works, it would be a great and easier way for the computer-challenged people to get along with Linux better.
Now this is what I call innovation and why I like Linux so much more than other OSs.
http://klik.berlios.de
Seems as though they're developing a similar thing as Linspire's Click-N-Run, but FREE! The site also mentions that the goal is to make all Debian packages "klik-able."
I've tried it with installing a few things and it seems to work well. It's labeled as "under heavy development" but I think it is a pretty good idea. If it works, it would be a great and easier way for the computer-challenged people to get along with Linux better.
Now this is what I call innovation and why I like Linux so much more than other OSs.