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EyeOS "web operating system" hits 1.0
EyeOS is hardly the only name in the web operating system game, but the recently launched EyeOS 1.0 makes a pretty compelling case that a web OS could actually work. Web-based applications, (including a word processor, chess game, calendar, calculator, and process manager) load quickly and are easy to use. The desktop has a clean and modern feel to it. The list of applications is pretty light, with no spreadsheet or presentation software.
But EyeOS is open source, and anyone can develop applications that will run on the platform. So if you're not happy with the current software available, you've only got yourself to blame.
[via Read/WriteWeb]
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Max said 10:25PM on 8-26-2007
http://www.cmyos.com is offering a free hosted version of eyeos for people to try out and explore the potential of the operating system.
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