Another hack of the ASUS Eee PC

Filed under: Mobile, , by txtu on Feb 4, 2008

If you’re the adventurous type, have found the currently installed Linux operating system on your ASUS Eee PC and would like to try something new. Here’s something for you.

If you’ve heard of the Cloudbook from Everex, it uses a Google-centric operating system called gOS which is a variant of the Ubuntu linux distribution. CLUMPC has actually managed to replace the ASUS Eee PC operating system with gOS.

The site has outlined ten simple steps on how to replace your ASUS Eee PC operating system with gOS. You can read the procedure over at CLUMPC.

gOS on Eee PC

(Found the article via Engadget)

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