You can also hide multiple entries of the same OS by pressing "F"

@freedomweasel: I really dont think you'll lose that minimalistic feel, as long as you choose a good, minimalistic theme. A good example being "lightness". Check out the different themes by pressing "t" while on the OS selection screen

You spelled my name wrong. D:

Sorry Jason, but this was posted just a few days ago.

WHY ARE YOU REPLYING IN ALL CAPS?!?!?!?! ITS KINDA GETTING ANNOYING! .... THAT IS ALL.

@redtheguy: I know how you could get Windows 7 Ultimate w/ WGA passing crack, but im not telling! :D

Ubuntu already has a launchpad-esque application launcher in its Netbook edition, just like its had an "app store" for quite a few years now.

So are the hundreds of other sites out there....

@Mujtaba Meher: Apparently not, anything similar for us Mint KDE users?

Will this work on Mint 9 KDE? Or is it Gnome only?

Bing WTF?

"the search will cull content"

Really? You can't carry a tripod around, but a bag of rice is OK?

"to found out"

576MB of ram? is that a mistake?

It didnt blow up?

@Mujtaba Meher: Before this conversation starts to turn into a "fan-boy" war, lets just say presentation making software is only as good as the person who uses it and leave it at that.

@Julian Berteling: Do you mind explaining what it is about Keynote you like so much?

@Tills13: I use PowerPoint too, actually I like it so much, I got rid of impress and use PP on Linux, but I also think there is a better Presentation tool out there, but we wont be able to tell through a poll as PP has to big a share of users.

I think the title should be changed to "Most Used Presentation Creation Tool: PowerPoint"