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  1. Aug 25th, 2001, 12:57 PM #1
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    Multidesktop App

    Is there any little utility for Win2K so that I can have multidesktop ala KDE/Gnome? Something that isn't too intrusive and all...

    Damn I really want something like that

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    and it has 15 zillion other functions also

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    you can also get litestep, but that replaces your whole windows shell. i use it on my old comp, its pretty good and fast..

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