Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 8th Jul 2009 18:20 UTC, submitted by s1oan
When I read this item in the backend submission queue, I must admit that I thought it was a fake, and I must say that I'm still not confident enough about this one. A Korean company held a press event today during which it launched its Tmax Window operating system. Built on in-house technology, they claim it has 100% compatibility with Windows software. Update: A lot more information in this article.
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RE: Why comments are biased??
by miker on Wed 8th Jul 2009 22:12
in reply to "Why comments are biased??"
Member since:2009-07-08
There isn't any bias. Creating a windows compatible operating system is an impossibly difficult, so what you are seeing is a large amount skepticism.
Wine and ReactOS provide a high degree of compatibility, but it will never reach 100%, windows is just too big, too poorly documented, and is a moving target.
Because of the difficulty in building a windows compatible system from scratch, some people are speculating that they are using Wine and ReactOS code.
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2005-08-12
From reading comments for this article It looks like that OSnews readers have already made up their mind. " made in Korea" OS is inferior to "not invented here" or western OS systems.
Now you will say..oh..they have to prove themselves etc etc...Who cares...
Remember many of you have already using samsung, LG p Hundai products..