Make Real 3D Desktop on your Windows with Sphere XP and SphereXplorer

Make Real 3D Desktop on your Windows with Sphere XP and SphereXplorer
The Sphere XP is a 3D desktop replacement for Microsoft Windows to replace your desktop and organize objects on the desktop like real 3 dimensions. SphereXPlorer is a three dimensional web browser that enables you to browse the web like you had never before. By combining SphereXP and SphereXPlorer you can make yourdesktop like real 3 dimensions.


Sphere XP and SphereXplorer release as freeware ant it work on windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you install this software on Windows XP, this software required .NET Framework 2.0 installed in your Windows XP system.

Sphere 3d Desktop

Minimum hardware requirement to use Sphere XP and SphereXplorer is 3D accelerated graphics adapter (min 64MB), processor should be at least 1.0 GHz and minimum RAM is 256 MB (512MB recommended).

How to Use and Install Sphere XP and SphereXplorer

* Download and Install the software.
* Open the SphereXP or SphereXPlorer program, and then configure this software.
* Once configuration is complete click OK

SphereXP or SphereXPlorer can be downloaded from the following link: http://www.spheresite.com/downloads.html (Free)

About GNU/Linux history of Debian

Do you know what Linux is?
Linux is a kernel. The kernel is the heart of an Operating System. Kernel mediates hardware and applications.

Linux kernel developed by Linus Torvalds with the inspiration of the model minix (Prof. Tannenbaum). Once released to the public on September 17, 1991, with the help of developers, hackers, and hobiist, Linux experience a very rapid development.

Coincidence again, Richard Stallman, creator and founder of Emacs Free Software Foundation (FSF) and the initiator of the GNU / GPL requires open nature of the kernel to run programs that made her foundation.

Be a combination of Linux, a kernel and its supporting applications (by GNU.org / FSF) into a distribution. I tend to call it as GNU / Linux.

The nature of GNU / Linux
Linux, Linus humility, today licensed GNU / GPL or often called copyleft.
GPL guarantees freedom for developers and users to, but use it freely, can also modify and redistribution of them without reservation.

If a licensed Linux GNU / GPL, whether his application package is also GNU / GPL?

While Linux and all applications by GNU.org can we say 100% free, but today, distributors of GNU / Linux includes many trial applications, non-free, and licensed closed for ease and its commercial value.

Typically, large distros like Redhat, Mandriva, Linspire, Xandros, and others are not too tight menerpakan GNU / GPL. So be careful selecting distributions.

What distro are dong 100% GNU / GPL?

You can try Ubuntu or Debian. Or the other distros on the condition that applications ignore the request you agree to the license agreement.

Just a note,

To this day Debian and (partial) derivatives are still holding fast to the principles of the GNU / GPL in the distribution.

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