The OS came pre-loaded with a lot of goofy apps; I kept about a third and downloaded a couple others.
There's occasionally some lag time on screen refreshes, so it seems like it's slow, but I think it's keeping itself busy in the background, you know, it's not just sitting there frozen.
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Joli advertises this OS as a way to breathe new life into old computers. The whole setup seems more cloud-centric than local storage-oriented, but I think it's kind of dumb to keep a lot of data on your machine anyway. (I like hard drives as opposed to the cloud for privacy reasons. Guess I'm old-fashioned.) There's a whole section devoted to social stuff - app sharing and tweets and product-rating stuff, but I'm not too interested in those kinds of things. Present company excluded, narf.
I understood none of that tech talk haha!!
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I think this OS and Google's Chomium OS have things going in the right direction. Having things stored in the cloud is good if you need quick access to files anywhere in the world. But the cloud is very unsecured and most of the time your files are being stored on a third party server...
ReplyDeleteThe default browser included with this one is Chromium.
ReplyDeleteMight be interesting to put a sniffer on the machine to see what kind of information it's passing to the cloud when you're not looking.
what language are you speaking??
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