Peacock Linux
Today, we are pleased to be able to reveal a new operating system: Peacock GNU/Linux. Of course, who better to tell you about it than its creator, Drew Peacock:
"Peacock Linux - the Galactic Operating System - aims to make the best of both worlds. It's the perfect amalgam between free and proprietary."
At the moment, Peacock Linux is still largely in the planning stages, but Drew has made very clear how Peacock Linux aims to impress:
"Most Linux distributions only include free and open source components, but they're missing out on a lot of fun! Some include non-free components, but they just don't go far enough - we need to look at the Windows world, and take some of the best bits. All the best software is written for Windows, so its about time we stopped being left out and used Wine to its full impact."
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