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Moon OS
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{{Out of date|article|date=January 2011}}
{{Notability|Products|date=August 2009}}
{{Infobox OS
|name                   = moonOS
|slogan                 = Enlightening Freedom
|website                = [http://www.moonos.org/ www.moonos.org]
|developer              = Chanrithy Thim
(contracted; show full)
* [[GIMP]], the default graphics editor
* [[Totem (media player)|Totem Movie Player]], the default video player
* [[Brasero (software)|Brasero]], the default optical disc burning software
* [[Pidgin (software)|Pidgin]], the default instant messaging client

It is believed that moonOS is a fork of [[Linux Mint]]. moonOS has a similar user interface as Mint, and Moon's IRC client opens the Mint help channel when launched.

=MoonOs 4 "Ne
eak"=
With the release of Neeak, the moonOs team developed a new File Hierarchy exclusive to their distribution. The new file system is designed to be easy and clutter-free. Along with various changes including: Updated kernel(the 200 line patch), Synapse for easy application/File searching, the switch to GNOME (from Enlightenment), and the new AppShell framework. The AppShell framework is a newly created way of installing applications in Linux by using a [[Mac OSX|Mac]] way of doing so. What it does is use .appshell files that can be put on flash drives and can be easily installed on the system by dragging the file into the AppFiles folder.

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://moonos.org/ Official website]

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