It’s still an alpha version but Intel has already introduced the Moblin 2 Netbook OS.
The custom Linux flavor was developed and intended to run on Intel Atom processors (reason why Intel is trying to push it to market, via Ars).
You can grab a copy of the OS and download it from the repository (here).
Download Squad says the OS boots in just 15 seconds.
Question is — do people need another OS for their netbooks? At least it’s free.
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kenshinflyer says:
If it says “15-second boot-time,” why not?
And why not get an Intel OS for an Intel CPU?
Productive Pinoy says:
Maybe we can give it a try…
Techticles.com says:
No, no, no, and no. Definitely no!
John Ray Cabrera says:
how does this one fare with Jolicloud(an icon based OS).
Beau Rudd says:
I Wonder how it would work on a eee pc, I have installed some Linux OS’s on it before and did not have the best success with them.
BrianB says:
Yes we need it. better to have a standard amidst all the Linux flavors. The question: will it invite virus writers?
calvin says:
no need for another OS. diba according to MSI madalas magswap for winXP from Linux ang mga netbook nila.
Jay says:
waitin for windows Seven
Obed says:
Answer is – No :) But because its free, we’ll give it a try.