moonOS - Enlightening Freedom

moonOS - Enlightening Freedom

moonOS is a complete and fully functional operating system based on the GNOME, LXDE, Enlightenment DR17 window managers and powered by the popular Ubuntu Linux Distribution. moonOS has it own File Hierarchy System and use Appshell Framework. moonOS is perfect for any Desktop, Laptop PC or even for a Virtual Machine. moonOS's focus is on Utter Speed, Low Memory and Great Looks!

moonOS Details
moonOS Main Edition
moonOS Main Edition use GNOME as its default desktop environment. It's powerful for end-user and best daily use and available both in 32bit & 64bit and include support may media formats, the moonOS toolset and more... 


moonOS E17 Edition
moonOS E17 Edition use Enlightenment DR17 as its default window manager. It's fast even in a Virtual Machine, and available in 32bit and include support many media formats, the moonOS toolset and more… There isn't a current version available, stay tuned for our next E17 release.


moonOS LXDE Edition
moonOS LXDE Edition use LXDE as its default window manager. Its fast and lightweight, good for older/smaller computers. moonOS LXDE Edition replaces GRUB with, moonOS toolset and more… There isn't a current version available, stay tuned for our next LXDE release, or write to the Phnom Penh Linux User Group (yes the PPLUG!)

System Requirements
Being based on Ubuntu, moonOS will basically run as well, if not better, on any decent, current hardware; by using Enlightenment instead of Gnome, your experience with moonOS should actually be much, much more snappy :) - Enjoy freedom at blazing speeds!
- 700 MHz x86 processor
- 384 MB of system memory (RAM)
- 8 GB of disk space
- Graphics card capable of 1024x768 resolution
- A network or Internet connection is neededif you want to download extra software


Homepage
Forum

Download
moonOS 4 'Neak' : Neak is currently available with the GNOME only, in 32 bits.
http://moonos.linuxfreedom.com
http://ftp.cc.uoc.gr/mirrors/linux/moonos/
ftp://ftp.cc.uoc.gr/mirrors/linux/moonos/


Extra
Moonstruck with... (http://linuxblog.darkduck.com/2011/04/moonstruck-with.html)