Impressions: gOS 3 Gadgets BETA
We’ve mentioned gOS on the site before, the Ubuntu based, Google software laden gem of the low end PC market. I decided to give the liveCD a try, if you don’t know a liveCD is a good way of testing a Linux distribution without making any changes to your hard drive. I thought gOS would be good, solely based on the fact its built off of Ubuntu, which is great. After testing gOS I realize it’s even better than i had expected. Read on after the jump to find out more.
First off, gOS ran a lot faster on 512MB of RAM than I though it would. I tested it on 512MB because that’s what the Everex gPC has, which is one of the only computers gOS comes pre-installed on. Secondly, there were quite a few things packaged with gOS that I did not expect.
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