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Peter Mortensen
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I use OpenElecOpenELEC, and it is working very fine as a media center. Therefore it doesn't allow you to use it as a "normal" linuxLinux. Doesn'tIt doesn't have ana window manager,manager; only XBMC is started on boot.

It also allows you to use it through SSHSSH, but it doesn't have apt-getapt-get.

I use OpenElec and it is working very fine as a media center. Therefore it doesn't allow you to use it as a "normal" linux. Doesn't have an window manager, only XBMC is started on boot.

It also allows you to use it through SSH but doesn't have apt-get.

I use OpenELEC, and it is working very fine as a media center. Therefore it doesn't allow you to use it as a "normal" Linux. It doesn't have a window manager; only XBMC is started on boot.

It also allows you to use it through SSH, but it doesn't have apt-get.

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I use OpenElec and it is working very fine as a media center. Therefore it doesn't allow you to use it as a "normal" linux. Doesn't have an window manager, only XBMC is started on boot.

It also allows you to use it through SSH but doesn't have apt-get.