SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
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SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
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Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#2Is this related to the symphony framework in any way, or is it just a naming coincidence?
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#3Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#4It's a little light on details. Is this related to the symphony framework in any way, or is it just a naming coincidence?
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#5The amount of time it would take to add this info must be a pittance compared to the dev hours they put into the OS!
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#6I'm downloading it to try in a VM, but this website has almost 0 information on it. Where are the screenshots? FAQ? Where is any information about what this is or why I should use it? The amount of time it would take to add this info must be a pittance compared to the dev hours they put into the OS!
Looks like it challenges elements of the desktop metaphor. The white paper (from 2005) on the ideas behind Mezzo explains a bit more: ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/voyager/docs/MezzoGreypaper.pdf
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#7I'm downloading it to try in a VM, but this website has almost 0 information on it. Where are the screenshots? FAQ? Where is any information about what this is or why I should use it? The amount of time it would take to add this info must be a pittance compared to the dev hours they put into the OS!
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#8I'm downloading it to try in a VM, but this website has almost 0 information on it. Where are the screenshots? FAQ? Where is any information about what this is or why I should use it? The amount of time it would take to add this info must be a pittance compared to the dev hours they put into the OS!
There's a little more in the wiki entry for Mezzo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezzo_%28desktop_environment%2... Looks like it challenges elements of the desktop metaphor. The white paper (from 2005) on the ideas behind Mezzo explains a bit more: ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/voyager/docs/MezzoGreypaper.pdf
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#9Any torrents we can use? I'd rather not get it through a huge HTTP download.
Re: SymphonyOS – Light, Friendly, and Useful
#10It's a little light on details. Is this related to the symphony framework in any way, or is it just a naming coincidence?