THE HISTORY OF ENDLESS OS

With the boosts production of mini computers in the technology market by some new companies with the aim of competing with the companies producing high-end computers and to provide a cheaper substitute for the developing countries especially African continent.
There may be a good chance that over some years you might hear about a new company called endless computers Inc., the company was established in May 2012 in san Francisco and was co-founded by Mathew Dalio and Marcelo Sampaio. The company starts selling its product to the public in November 2015 at Claro store in Guatemala. In January 2016 the company launches its first mini-computer called “Endless Mini”, a white spherical PC the size of a grapefruit, which goes around $79 to $99.
The endless Mini runs OS based on Linux kernel that looks and works like a tablet, with a bunch of pre-installed applications icons laid out in a grid on screen. Because of the high costs of the internet in the developing countries, the mini is designed to be useful even without web connections it has more than 100 apps, in your choice of English or Spanish. These apps include a free office suite so you don’t have spent another dime to purchase a word or excel processor. Also, there was a pre-installed game for the kids and a complete encyclopaedia.

Endless Mobile, the start-up behind the Mini, concentrated a large portion of the pre-stacked applications on education, with lessons and recordings covering math, history, science, geology, animals, dinosaurs, and different subjects. The Endless Mini is a reasonable choice for individuals at any age who are searching for a low-cost, simple -to-use PC, then this is a PC for both kids and grandparents because it is easy to operate.

Can Endless OS work on my PC?

I know this question may come to your mind, the good news is Endless Computers has released its Endless OS Linux for free to everyone. Any computer that runs windows or Linux is compatible with Endless OS. This Linux-based distribution features a modified GNOME desktop and comes in two kind, Lite, and full version, the lite version (1.9 Gb) look like a Linux PC running GNOME desktop, while the Full version (16.3Gb) is for the people with limited internet access and comes with 100s of pre-installed apps.
The company calls it an operating system that has been developed from the scratch, with a focus on the developing countries. By building a customized GNOME desktop, Endless OS is trying to provide an easy-to-use computing environment to the beginners.
It is very easy to install you can download a Usb installer or Download and burn the image on your CD Drive.
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