[ Thanks to Danijel Orsolic for this
link. ]
“Think gOS. It might not be such a bad advice after all. It’s
been hyped up, but it sold out. And there may be lessons in its
deployment and success for all of us Free Software and GNU/Linux
advocates!“First of all, what is gOS? Well, it is a light operating system
based on Ubuntu GNU/Linux. It uses a polished Enlightenment E17 GUI
interface and integrates deeply with various web services and
applications most of which are from Google. The ‘g’ in gOS
apparently stands for ‘green’ which does make some sense
considering that it can run on PCs that consume very little
resources and hence essentially save up on energy, which is
environment-friendly…”
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