Windows 7 Ultimate Netbook operating system Jolicl

Jolicloud, the netbook and web services-focused operating technique by Netvibes founder Tariq Krim, has ultimately released with an official edition 1.0 release.
The Linux-based OS was at first announced in 2008 and has gone by means of in depth public and private testing because then. It’s built to install seamlessly on most major netbook brands,Windows 7 64 Bit, with no need for extra driver or software downloads. It relies heavily on world wide web applications, instead of local programs, which makes it perfect for slower devices like netbooks. Version one.0 adds support for touchscreens (a good sign for eventual tablet support), a simplified Windows installer, and an HTML5-based application launcher.
Setup for Jolicloud is simple: Simply download and run the tiny installer, and follow the on-screen instructions to create a dual-boot installation of Jolicloud and Windows. Alternatively, you can download an image file to create an installation CD, or create a bootable USB flash drive.
In my experience with a Jolicloud beta,Office 2007 Product Key, the installation took less than 20 minutes, and performance throughout the OS was surprisingly fast on my anemic netbook. Now that it’s more refined,Windows 7 Ultimate, I suspect it can end up replacing Windows as the go-to netbook OS for many users.
The operating program is a direct competitor to Google’s upcoming Chrome OS, which is also meant for notebooks (and potentially tablets). But the company doesn’t feel threatened — in our previous coverage, a spokesperson said that Google Chrome “validates” what they are doing.
With Netvibes, Krim managed to create a personalized startup page site with a massive widget (or internet application) ecosystem. In many ways, Netvibes acted as an online operating system — bringing access to services like Twitter and Facebook into one convenient location. Now with Jolicloud,Office Professional 2007, it looks like Krim’s taking that concept a step further — now,Windows 7 Pro, for the most part, the internet is the operating technique.
The company is based mostly in Paris, France, and raised $4.2 million in funding last year.
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Tags: Chrome OS, netbooks, operating systems
Companies: Jolicloud
People: Tariq Krim
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