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The long-held idea of treating the Internet like an operating system is gaining adherents.

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Xindesk, another swedish webos.
by amikael April 10, 2007 9:58 AM PDT
Another (swedish) webos in the same category is http://www.xindesk.com , and the blog is found here, http://www.xindesk.com/blog
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A real OS - http://G.ho.st
by TareqM April 11, 2007 4:51 AM PDT
At G.ho.st, the ambition is to provide a true alternative to the desktop bound operating systems such as MS Windows and the MAC OS. G.ho.st, the Global Hosted Operating System, provides the high level operating system functionalities such as a single file system for files from different Web2.0 apps/services, single sign-in to the all Web 2.0 applications, and interoperability of files and data.

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Potential for Growth
by cmysites June 27, 2007 8:38 PM PDT
I think that there could be a lot of growth in online operating systems and I am excited to see where people take them and how they use them, as they have the potential to server many different purposes.
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Max Bailey.
http://www.cmyblogs.com - Free Online Blogging
http://www.cmyos.com - Free Online Operating System
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