Satux

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Satux

Website	[1]
Company/ developer	iTJRSC
Latest stable release	1.3 / January,2007
Available language(s)	Portuguese
Update method	Open source
License	Several
Working state	Active

Satux is a 100% Brazilian Linux distribution. It is mainly developed by the Institute of Technology JRSC (iTJRSC).

The philosophy of Satux is practicality^{[citation needed]}; that includes trying to match Microsoft Windows's simplicity of use.

1 Goal
2 Interface
3 Usability
4 Gallery
5 References
6 External links

[edit] Goal

The target of Satux is the end user.^{[citation needed]} Those without major tech skills that want to use their computers to accelerate their academic or professional activities, or simply browse the Internet without concerns about viruses and other virtual pests.

[edit] Interface

The interface is one of the great qualities of Satux and that shows good part of his gap on other Linux distributions.^{[citation needed]} The Satux user easily learns how to navigate the interface because it is extremely easy.^{[citation needed]}

The intuitive menus of programs and nice icons of the system allows quick access to the desired software or the one that's more suitable for the task.^{[citation needed]}

In addition, advanced features of multiple desktops, those commonly seem on window environments in Linux, are available through exchanges of environments in 3D cubes. An advanced experience with simple typing of keys.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Usability

For Nielsen,^[1] usability is a minimal concern compared to a whole called acceptability of a system. This global acceptability of a system is subdivided into two: social acceptability and practice. The Satux uses the concepts of usability engineering, their attributes of acceptability, to add value to the user experience, such as: