Cloudo A Great Web Based Operating System
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 12:21 pm
Now there's a bunch of web based operating systems out there like Ghost, icloud, FanBox, iCUBE, Lucid Desktop, and many more. Although my favorite without a doubt would haft to be Cloudo. Although it doesn't have as much features as Ghost, icloud, or FanBox the reason why I like Cloudo so much is that it's so simple to use, but not only that a lot of the applications like the painting app, image viewer, word processor, and the text editor you can view the source code on, as well as the snake game, connect four game, and the clock widget, which all the apps are coded in XML, and there's an app on there called Dev-Tool, which stands for Development Tool which you can use to create your own applications in XML for the Web OS, and everything you create, and download while using/on the web os you won't screw up your computer, it's completely safe, secure, and free.
Wanna add Documents, Pictures, and/or Music to Cloudo no problem, simply open up your Finder, select upload, and you can upload your file right into Cloudo, easy as that.
Also did I mention it's customizable as well, you can change the themes to make it look like Windows 98/XP/Vista (also modified versions of them as well like Royal), Mac OS 9, or Mac OS X, and if you're a Linux user like myself they even have themes for that like Keramik, Solaris, CentOS, and my personal favorite Ubuntu. Not to mention you can change the icons, and the wallpaper as well. Oh, and no operating system is complete without a web browser right? Well Cloudo has a built in one as well, it allows you to add, and manage bookmarks, but doesn't have tabs, but still I give Cloudo a lot of props, and I think it's nicely designed, and made. I think everyone should at least try it once, and see what they think about it.
Wanna add Documents, Pictures, and/or Music to Cloudo no problem, simply open up your Finder, select upload, and you can upload your file right into Cloudo, easy as that.
Also did I mention it's customizable as well, you can change the themes to make it look like Windows 98/XP/Vista (also modified versions of them as well like Royal), Mac OS 9, or Mac OS X, and if you're a Linux user like myself they even have themes for that like Keramik, Solaris, CentOS, and my personal favorite Ubuntu. Not to mention you can change the icons, and the wallpaper as well. Oh, and no operating system is complete without a web browser right? Well Cloudo has a built in one as well, it allows you to add, and manage bookmarks, but doesn't have tabs, but still I give Cloudo a lot of props, and I think it's nicely designed, and made. I think everyone should at least try it once, and see what they think about it.
