The 'customized GNU/Linux distribution' is actually a rebranded Mint 10.10, and it's so incredibly ugly and overloaded with visual bloat that I cannot imagine anyone would use this for anything: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeoEuYxwMMk
IMHO that's a pity because I believe there could be a real market for stylish, high-end boxes with a polished/tweaked Linux version preinstalled. However, "Commodore OS Vision" is anything but that and the hardware is ridiculously overpriced, so this opportunity seems to be left for someone else.
IMHO that's a pity because I believe there could be a real market for stylish, high-end boxes with a polished/tweaked Linux version preinstalled. However, "Commodore OS Vision" is anything but that and the hardware is ridiculously overpriced, so this opportunity seems to be left for someone else.