Korea Herald: Hancom releases own Linux-based operating system

"Hancom Linux has recently developed a new Linux-based computer operating system that can run on personal computers and larger-capacity servers."

"The company said it will package the Hancom Linux OS 1.0 with its branded office suite programs. It adopts a graphic users interface familiar to users of Windows OS."

"A subsidiary of Haansoft, the company has recently released HancomOffice 1.0, the first Korean-language office software to run on the open-source operating system."

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