Qimo does it right
I finally gave Qimo a turn a day or two ago. Nicely done, and that’s really all that can be said.
If you want a replete, smooth, good-looking desktop prearranged with small people in mind, I can think of no better option. Low maintenance, high usability and visually attractive. I’m probably a little outside the target demographic, but if I was still in the single-digit age bracket, I’d probably think it was a winner.
Qimo does a couple of things right from my perspective though, that probably wouldn’t be immediately evident to the average 5-year-old.
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