Web Operating Systems Review

A good Web Operating System is a browser based operating system thats easy to use and provides a virtual "hard drive" in which you can store data that is accessible anywhere with an internet connection. ajaxWindows, eyeOS, and Glide OS are three good web operating systems which are free to use each coming with 10gb of "hard drive" space which you can access from any computer that can connect to the internet simply by visiting the web sites and logging in as though logging into an ordinary computer. If you know any other good web operating systems or have any other requests for a tutorial/review feel free to message me or email me at sydus93@gmail.com

Links:
ajaxWindows--http://www.ajaxwindows.com/
eyeOS-http://eyeos.info/
Glide OS-http://www.glidedigital.com/

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[VideoGameCoupons]

thanks for this video

[computertutorial123]

Check out OOS (Online Operating System) at oos.cc! I really like it!

[hiatusjosh]

eyeos is nice, BUT

the applications are half-baked at best. God have mercy on your soul if you try to use the office suite. And there is no web browser built into 2.5

[ColteTori]

try splashos 

[Trollinista]

Eyeos disk space is whatever the admin gives you from 1byte to aterabite or more. Just installed it on a Linux server here.

[Tpyoknig]

Good review, but next time should consider hiding/deleting links to pirated copy of "Vista Home Premium" ;)

[KemmerlingKomputers]

@neonx64 except all of these are running inside a web browser and just mimic a real operating system.

[neonx64]

@KemmerlingKomputers

Cloud Based Operating Systems will install and run natively without the need of a host Operating System.

[KemmerlingKomputers]

so basically your running a operating system inside of a browser that runs in a operating system. Web based operating systems are completely useless not to mention your performance on something like that must suck compared to a real OS.

[miky123ish]

@pacorocks1 i

 got same problem