Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 6th Oct 2007 23:02 UTC
"MonaOS is a free operating system. It's new, small, simple, open source and well structured. So, MonaOS may be suitable for education of operating system and program at school." It's a microkernel-based operating system, MIT-licensed, and available for IA-32.
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LOL... "Mona" means "Blond" in Latin-American Spanish. BlondOS. Who said blonds don't have the right to use a computer?
In my native dialect (in fact it's a different language, but for historical reasons it's considered a dialect) "mona" means "c*nt." Draw your conclusions.
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Anyway, I wonder if people are able to name an operating system without the terrible ~OS suffix.
For example Symobi -> http://www.symobi.com/
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As a Latin-American Spanish native speaker: mona does not mean blond.
"Mona" is the female for "Mono" (monkey).
That word is sometimes used in phrases like: "Que mona es esa chica" ("That girl is cute").
So it seems to be used in the same way as in "European Spanish".
Just my 2 pesos.
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Hmm, does it run on pre-Macintosh machines ?
That's make a MonaLisa
(Sorry it's really late here :p)