Announcement

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The initial release, named Kodiak.light, of our operating system has been postponed, because of a break-in at our office. We decided to release the desktop as a separate product. We will take the time to ensure that every thing we re-package from Debian Wheezy is devoid of hacks. The PI-Desktop was implemented with features, to facilitate and secure document exchanges on the Internet. No guarantees are made to the use of the release of this version of the desktop, as a server system.

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Release notes  •  Sep 27, 2011

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The initial release, named Kodiak.light, of our operating system is now complete, and ready to be delivered. We kept our distribution Debian binary compatible; by basing the first release on the Debian Wheezy repository. Many features were implemented, to facilitate and secure document exchanges on the Internet. No guarantees are made to the use of this release as a server system.

Release notes  •  June 27, 2011

Future Releases

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Future releases of our operatng system will include a server version called Katmaï©®, and the updated version of Kodiak.light©® called Kodiak©®.

The server version, will allow text scanning by content, and facilitate the management of networked virtual clubs

Future Release  •  June 27, 2011

Image Gallery

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Desktop Preview

The PI-Desktop, referred to as the universal desktop, is the default desktop of the Breeze::OS distribution. It is based on the use of plugins, which can be sent across the web.

A Gallery of images is provided, which give a glimpse of the overall look of the PI-Desktop.

About

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Breeze::OS is currently a Debian derived distribution, which includes our proprietary web enabled desktop, called PI-Desktop©®. Breeze:OS was conceived to serve as a web OS, which would allow every installation to act as an HTTP server.