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[Linux Fanatics] gOS Announces gOS 3 Gadgets At LinuxWorld Expo: gOS 3 Gadgets instantly launches Google Gadgets for Linux on startup, giving users access to more than 100,000 iGoogle and Google Gadgets that are small, graphically rich applications that can be added to the desktop in seconds over the Internet. gOS 3 Gadgets will also preload WINE, LXDE, and other Google software for Linux to improve the user experience.
[NetworkWorld.com Community -] A Common Good(OS): By including Linux distros in these cheap PCs, expensive OS upgrades down the line are less of a hassle for people that benefit from the cheap PC in the first place. This is a win-win situation, and one that Google can foster with more open development cooperation.
[The Blade] Google Behind The Scenes Supporting Linux: Google and Good collaborated to pre-load Google’s Gadget mini-applications on GOS Gadgets 3, Good’s upcoming Linux distribution, Liu said. The mini-applications allow users to play games and check system applications like battery power .
[bestshrub.net] Netbooks spark Linux redesigns: Netbooks are neither inconstant phones nor standard laptops, and there is ongoing development to improve the Linux experience instead of netbook users, said Stormy Peters, executive director of the Gnome Foundation. Netbooks will increasingly bring Linux to the mean proportion consumer, and a better user experience could boost adoption of the OS, Peters said.
[Video gadgets shopping] Myspace And Desktop Messaging Through Everex Mini Desktop PC: “The PC fires up MySpace applications and features three-dimensional special effects in the OS user interface, providing an experience MySpace users have never seen before,” said David Liu, founder and CEO of Good OS, which developed gOS for Everex.
[Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets] Everex hatches plans for sub-$300 "gOS" Wal-Mart laptop: "The intent of gOS is to take to the consumer and do what Steve Jobs did with Mac OS X-- to take an alternative OS and package it for the consumer," says David Liu, founder of gOS -- though it's clear they've got an uphill battle for .
[daily digital blog] Everex announces the TC2502 gPC, a $200 green PC: “It’s $200, with no gimmicks or subsidies,” Everex spokesman David Liu said. The PC2502 gPC is an affordable Linux based PC running a custom distribution of Ubuntu.
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