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Wine 1.6.2/1.7.22 contains many features that will change the look and feel of the Windows applications you are trying to run. For example, you can change the theme of the Windows interface, and what version of Windows you would like to run (from Windows 2.0 to Windows 8).
 
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.NET Framework 4.5\textsuperscript{*} \marginnote{\textsuperscript{*} This framework has known issues running under Wine and is, in most cases, installable and stable enough to use for most applications.}
 
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For some of the most recent .NET Frameworks to work properly, you may have to install Wine 1.7.22. To install Wine 1.7.22, open the Terminal, and key \userinput{sudo apt-get install -y wine1.7}.
 
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Ubuntu features a graphical user interface (\gls{GUI}) based on the open source \acronym{Unity7} desktop. Previous versions of Ubuntu used the \acronym {Gnome} desktop. As we explained in \chaplink{ch:the-ubuntu-desktop}, a ``user interface'' is a collection of software elements \dash icons, colors, windows, themes, and menus \dash that determine how someone may interact with a computer. Some people prefer using alternatives to \acronym{GNOME}, so they have created Ubuntu distributions featuring different user interfaces. These include:
 
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Additionally, each of these distributions may contain default applications different from those featured in Ubuntu. For instance, the default music player in Ubuntu is \application{Rhythmbox}. In Lubuntu, the default music player is \application{Audacious}, and in Kubuntu, the default is \application{Amarok}. Be sure to investigate these differences if you are considering installing an Ubuntu distribution with an alternative desktop environment.
 
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Editors \& proofreaders
 
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(Author/Editor/Coordinator)
 
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