Hey I have a great idea!
it's about a open source OS called Jot. It can be based off of vmware OS. If your interested vist its website @ http://kids.thefeast.org/gdabrowski/Untitled_3.aspx
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Virtual PC New OS
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Virtual PC New OS
by JotOS on Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:33 am
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Re: Virtual PC New OS
by JotOS on Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:29 pm
Leme Make it more clear, it would be wonderful if you'd help Or at least vist the site and tell me what you think
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Re: Virtual PC New OS
by RedBeard VII on Tue Oct 27, 2009 12:49 am
No offense, but I hope there is a lot more happening behind the scenes than the website indicates. The various buttons work, but there are spots where the text runs over other text- on the left side panel. (I'm using Opera 9.6.)
Also, please put a general description of What It Is / What It Does right on the front page. I'm guessing it is an OS (based on PC/OS?) that is intended to run inside Virtual PC. I thought Virtual PC was for sale - not free. Sun's Virtual Box is free and quite stable, so you might consider that one instead. Easier to get people to try something FREE.
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Also, please put a general description of What It Is / What It Does right on the front page. I'm guessing it is an OS (based on PC/OS?) that is intended to run inside Virtual PC. I thought Virtual PC was for sale - not free. Sun's Virtual Box is free and quite stable, so you might consider that one instead. Easier to get people to try something FREE.
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