TmaxOS: Linux and Windows in a single operating system

For a computer to be useful, it requires an operating system. This allows us to perform many tasks that make our lives easier. ANDThere are many operating systems, but currently two predominate, Linux and Windows. The second is installed on almost 80% of computers around the world.

In many forums and technology conventions we have seen the eternal discussion about which operating system is better, but without reaching a definitive conclusion. Since both have their advantages and disadvantages and several versions. Features that make them adaptable for each particular user.

Windows and Linux are available for home computers, office computers, servers, and other technological devices. The use or implementation is a personal decision of the average user, manufacturer, or type of company.

But what would you think if I told you that there is a project that aims to unite Windows and Linux in a single operating system? It seems incredible, but it's true. This type of implementation is usually called hybrid operating system or simply a crossover between two operating systems. But in Korea they call it TmaxOS.

TmaxOS It is an engineering project that has been in development for many years. Seeking to achieve run Windows and Linux at the same time. To date, this dream, so to speak, is still in development and there's still a long way to go.

Today, it is possible to download this OS and install it via USB, DVD, directly under Windows, or in a virtual machine. TmaxOS runs under Linux on a 90% and Windows on a 10%. It can run some programs, mostly Linux applications. It also has its own app store and cloud storage.

Requirements to install TmaxOS

Minimum specification:
Microprocessor: 1 Ghz or higher
Hard Drive: 30 GB HDD or SDD
RAM: 2 GB

Recommended specification:
Microprocessor: 2.5 GHz or higher
Hard Drive: 40 GB HDD or SDD
RAM: 8 GB

If you want to download TmaxOS you can do it from its official website in Korean. For convenience, use your favorite browser's translator. And tell us in the comments what you think about the future of This great operating system?

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