Checked SkyOS out?

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Cpt DeMoNiCoN

I unfortunately haven't had the opportunity to test it for myself, but I have been following its development and it is looking quite nice.

Shamelessly ripped from skyos.org:

User-friendly

One of the most important goals for SkyOS is to be user friendly. This means a consistant GUI for all applications as well as an easy to use and navigate desktop. For example, all system settings an user can modify are accessibly through one application, the system manager. Everything you can configure or tweak, is done with it.
Also, SkyOS comes with a nice and easy to use installer for installing SkyOS the first time.

It isn't free but might just be worth a shot ;)

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I've searched the web... - LtKer silverKnight 2004-10-22 06:48:07
- the reason why you didn't find - Lt comet 2005-01-04 12:31:11
- Suse or Xandros with CrossOver office is what.... - Lt V e n g a P i R 8 2004-11-30 20:46:14
  - RE: Suse or Xandros with CrossOver office is what.... - Tr agentmike 2004-12-31 19:44:45
    - the new name - LtKer silverKnight 2005-01-04 04:19:51
- Try Mandrake... its like '98 but linux... -nt- - Maj Goldfish 2004-11-05 07:40:08
- RE: I've searched the web... - ViceCinC wa1800z 2004-10-22 18:33:01
  - hehe...no functionality - Lt knoledgesponge 2004-10-25 15:37:24
  - o_O - Lt knoledgesponge 2004-10-22 22:08:57
- >Checked SkyOS out? - Cpt DeMoNiCoN 2004-10-22 16:04:51 <

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Message:	On 2004-10-22 16:04:51, DeMoNiCoN wrote >I unfortunately haven't had the opportunity to test it for myself, but I have been following its development and it is looking quite nice. > >Shamelessly ripped from [url=http://www.skyos.org]skyos.org[/url]: > >[quote] >[b]User-friendly[/b] > >One of the most important goals for SkyOS is to be user friendly. This means a consistant GUI for all applications as well as an easy to use and navigate desktop. For example, all system settings an user can modify are accessibly through one application, the system manager. Everything you can configure or tweak, is done with it. >Also, SkyOS comes with a nice and easy to use installer for installing SkyOS the first time. >[/quote] > >It isn't free but might just be worth a shot ;) > >
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