Screenshot Tour: gOS 1.0 (Initial G)
November 2nd, 2007 by Ross McKillop |
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Below you’ll find a series of screenshots from the recently released gOS - a linux based operating system that’s found on low-priced PC’s at a retailer I’d rather not mention. If you like what you see you can download a copy for yourself and take it for a spin.
gOS is heavily based on Ubuntu 7.10 and Enlightenment, and it integrates every Google service you can imagine. You can find out more details on gOS here.
gOS boot screen
gOS boot menu
gOS Desktop
gOS quick-launch menu
gOS right-click menu
gOS games list
edit gOS Favorites Menu
gOS settings
gOS desktop web search
gOS “Start” menu
Firefox in gOS
gOS file manager
gOS shutdown menu
13 Responses to “Screenshot Tour: gOS 1.0 (Initial G)”
By Doufer on Nov 4, 2007 | Reply
The downloaded files have 726MB how can I burn this on CD??? I need to erase some folder?
By Ciryon on Nov 4, 2007 | Reply
I would be very interested to see a screenshot of one of the web apps running. Have they removed location bar, bookmarks bar etc when “opening” a web app?
By Evan on Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
Doufer:
ISO files can sometimes run far over the actual size of the data on a cd. Just burn it with nero, alcohol or cdburnerXP and you should be fine.
By Daeng Bo on Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
The ISO I have states that it is released under a Creative Commons (nc-by) license. I wonder how it is possible to do that with GPLed software.
By Sulfura on Nov 6, 2007 | Reply
Because that’s the License of the entire Project. The kernel and free software remain GPL
By Heiner on Nov 9, 2007 | Reply
No you can’t some distros like Ubuntu needs all folder inside the ISO you must burn it on a DVD in order to use it
By jas on Nov 9, 2007 | Reply
Dude, this is just ubuntu with google apps.
BS OS!