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Commodore OS Vision is a community driven Linux distribution for Commodore enthusiasts that is designed to unleash your creative potential and help you enjoy your computing experience to the fullest. Commodore computers were well known for their unique operating environments, so we seek to do the same, by providing a distinctive, attractive, advanced and fun operating system experience. Its look is inspired by the Commodore 64 and original Commodore Amiga Workbench user environments but with a modern spin, which includes many slick graphical effects which showcase the capabilities of our new Commodore machines. Intended for pre-installation on all future Commodore USA hardware, Commodore OS Vision comes pre-loaded with dozens of the latest and greatest productivity, creativity and entertainment software the open source world has to offer. Featuring dozens of exciting 3D games, the latest web browsing technology, a Microsoft Word compatible Office Suite, advanced graphical manipulation programs, 3D ray-tracing software, advanced software development tools and languages, photo and movie editing and sound and music composition programs, there is no task too big or too small for a new Commodore or AMIGA computer to accomplish. Commodore OS Vision can be downloaded for free from Commodore USA's website and is BETA software under continual development. The installation DVDs will be available for purchase soon as a boxed set. Commodore USA does not provide telephone support for Commodore OS Vision, however you will find helpful advice in our community forum at http://www.Commodore-Amiga.org Go to http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_OS_V... for more information on Commodore OS Vision. There are more videos to follow. Visit http://www.CommodoreUSA.net for more information on Commodore products, including the new Commodore 64, the VIC series and our upcoming high-performance Commodore Amiga line. We would like to thank Bill Bertram for his pristine pictures of the Commodore Amiga.