“gOS was a green-coloured Ubuntu-based Linux distribution that
made a splash during early 2008 when it became the default OS on a
line of PCs, laptops and netbooks from computer manufacturer
Everex. Much of the lesser-known gOS hardware was exclusive to the
American Walmart chain – such as its ‘mac mini’ style
gPC.
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