Review on Minoca OS by Cameron Aleman

I like that it's very stable while being fast enough to make any developer feel at home (if they're used to unix). It has many features of other Unix derivatives but without some of them like xterm or vi editor. If you want something free - then definitely choose this one! You can try before buying and also most linux distros are compatible with minocos installation procedure which makes life easier when installing server etc. We use it as our desktop replacement in our development team because all of us know how to work quickly and efficiently. There aren't really much problems i could mention since everyones experience would be different so we have not encountered anything yet that made me loose my cool about its stability like certain distributions do sometimes. But overall everything works fine even if there might be a few minor issues here and there from time to time because the community keeps fixing those things within days/weeks. I love the fact that it runs on a 64 bit processor. It runs smoothly and has a great user interface. The only downside is that they should make it compatible with the 32 bit processors. I am solving small problems in my daily life. I like the fact that it is a free and open source OS. It is a great OS and I am solving small problems that I am facing daily with ease. I have used it for my school project and it has solved all of my problems.