ElementaryOs Luna released
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ElementaryOs Luna released
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#5What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
About the move from Linux to Darwin: http://elementaryos.org/journal/changes-coming-elementary-os
Re: ElementaryOs Luna released
#6What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
Re: ElementaryOs Luna released
#7What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
It looks like it's a Darwin/GTK3 open source OS and desktop environment. Previous release "Jupiter" of 2011 was based on Linux. Has its own development library, "Granite". I'm surprised I haven't heard of it before, it does look interesting. About the move from Linux to Darwin: http://elementaryos.org/journal/changes-coming-elementary-os
Re: ElementaryOs Luna released
#8What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
It looks like it's a Darwin/GTK3 open source OS and desktop environment. Previous release "Jupiter" of 2011 was based on Linux. Has its own development library, "Granite". I'm surprised I haven't heard of it before, it does look interesting. About the move from Linux to Darwin: http://elementaryos.org/journal/changes-coming-elementary-os
Re: ElementaryOs Luna released
#9What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
Re: ElementaryOs Luna released
#10What is this? The landing page looks interesting but light on explanations. Has anyone used it? How is it?
elementary is what Ubuntu should have been. Basically, they've built a new desktop environment from the ground up with focus on design and usability. This the first release of the DE (first release was based on Gnome), so it's still a bit immature, but there's already a big following.
Hmm, that sounds a lot like what Ubuntu did. :-)