Red Hat Limbo 3 ("Null") is so professionally done and so polished that, I believe, it will send a huge shock wave, not only to other Linux distros but to Microsoft as well.

At the first sight, I did not like Limbo 3 at all, because it totally messed up the default setup of KDE (Red Hat has made a "GNOME-ized KDE).

But after a few days, I must admit that I am very impressed with what Red Hat has done to GNOME (I never thought there was any hope in GNOME), and the default setup that causes KDE and GNOME to share the same desktop files.

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