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  1. LDE(X)

    LDE(X) was one of the most mature LiteStep distributions, being developed almost continuously since 1999. It made its public debut with LDE R4 in October 1999 and the LDE-X R1.0 release marked a significant change in approach during 2000. It has always been provided according to the terms of the GPL and, currently, only runs on the Microsoft Windows 2000/XP operating systems. LDE was originally styled to give Common Desktop Environment users a familiar-ish environment to work with Windows NT systems within both University and commercial facilities. These days it has evolved to be much more complex and is based around a framework comprising Microsoft Windows Script code and LiteStep-supported script code. There is also support for Lua and Python code to be run in this framework. This wide ranging support was a deliberate aim of the developer team because it allows contributions and encourages extensions to the system. Localisation support is also provided within this framework, although it is not ideal due to limitations from the LiteStep system. The framework simplifies common tasks with a suite of individual scripts that were designed to handle commonly occurring events. An example of a typical basis for this framework to exist is that each traditional LiteStep theme author has historically either had to write his or her own code to save settings to files, or has, in the worst case, had to ask the user to directly edit the code. The LDE developers considered this to be an ease-of-use issue and for this and other cases, scripts were coded that eventually formed the LDE(X) Core framework.

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of lde(x) in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of lde(x) in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9

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