Super cool! 5 cloud-oriented operating systems grab fresh

"Google announced the launch of Chrome OS in 2009, which heralds a cloud-centric operating system in 2010," he said. Unfortunately, the Chrome OS won't be available on a large scale until 2011. Google may release its own Chrome OS netbook next month, and beta products based on Chromium OS source code are ready for trial. However, if you do not want to wait for a final version of the cloud-centric operating system, here are some downloadable, cloud-oriented operating systems available.

Jolicloud

Jolicloud is based on chromium browsers and is the most talked-about cloud-based operating system at the moment. And because it is based on the same browser as the Chrome OS, it is also the most similar operating system with Chrome OS, Jolicloud can support more than 700 network applications.

Jolicloud is one of the top 100 web products of the last year. For more information on Jolicloud, please click: "Http://www.readwriteweb.com/tag/jolicloud".

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Woodbridge

Woodbridge is a variant of Lubuntu that contains the configuration files of the Mozilla Prism and Linux Mint (also known as Woodbridge). Woodbridge's goal is to create an Easy-to-use Linux based cloud operating system. Related report: "http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/peppermint_a_new_linux_os_for_the_cloud.php".

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GOS Cloud

Gos is an early, lightweight Linux operating system vendor that released its Gos cloud operating system in 2008. Related report: "http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/is_this_the_cloud_os_you_wanted.php"

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Easypeasy

Easypeasy was formerly an Ubuntu Eee and later renamed as a result of church complaints. As the original name shows, Easypeasey was first designed to use the Asus Eee PC. However, the operating system does not support other hardware. It focuses on low energy consumption and supports wireless and small screen optimization. In addition to the interface shown below, users can also use another gnome-like interface.

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MeeGo

Meego is a Linux based mobile operating system and is also based on the QT framework. It is the product of Nokia's Meamo and Intel Moblin Fusion. Unlike the other operating systems mentioned in this article, Meego is designed for embedded devices in mobile phones, netbooks, and cars, and Meego is not able to run standard Linux applications.

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Summary: Sadly, Chrome OS and Microsoft's upcoming Serviceos (former Gazelle) are now more concerned than the system. There are many other good projects in this field, and if these smaller vendors get more attention and challenge, the Cloud OS battle may become interesting. Also, if you want a super lightweight network-centric operating system, you have a lot of choices to make today.