Welcome to the OzOS | apt:foo home, another outstanding development brought to you by the CafeLinux.org Team.
What is OzOS and apt:foo?
OzOs is an elegant stable environment of beauty, specifically "A Reality Different". OzOS is built on Ubuntu or to be more exact a Debian base and utilizes the sexy Enlightenment 17 Desktop. This is a special version of e17 that is brought to you by the most discriminating e17 user: Rui Pais; with his precious time and Enlightenment knowledge, he has created a Distro that is OzOS. Rui's easy "e17 CVS Deb" was the founding blueprint for the OzOS Live CD(With Installer) RC.
Rui's e17 CVS Deb is the foundation of OzOS along with Ubuntu, this is further customized with Rui's OzOS-Desktop.
We welcome you to take a trip down the rabbit hole and free your mind and become apart of "A Reality Different".
apt:foo Master Page:
http://cafelinux.org/OzOs/node/3
apt:foo is the realization of this "Reality Different" based in simplicity. If you are using OzOS, Debian, Ubuntu or any of their subsequent derivatives you can use the elegant easy apt:foo-ness found here.
To make it simple, you only need OzOS + Firefox + apt-get + apturl.
Simply navigate your way to the application desired and click on it's apt:foo link, the installation magic will began simply and easily.
The CafeLinux.org Team hopes that both OzOS & apt:foo brings to you hours of easy user pleasure, grounded in minimalism and simplicity. Our primary Developer Rui Pais from Lisboa-Portugal along with other CafeLinux.org Team members from the land of Oz & across the world hope to bring you back to the Earth and Enlightenment, grounded in simplicity.
Enjoy OzOS, Enjoy apt:foo.
~ RAV TUX
I have just added three of Rui's "extras" packages to the apt:foo page and started a new "Oz Extras" homepage to which we can add descriptions and any "how-to"s. Enjoy!

New version now uploaded to the apt:foo main page.
Thanks to init1, we are soon to implement a new apt:foo page design. It will contain a "neater" layout and short descriptions of each package, links to the package's own homepage and the relevant Wikipedia article (if one exists). I have already edited the introductory text and will update it again when the new design is implemented later this week.
At the same time I'll cull and edit the list of available apps to remove those that don't (or rarely) work and add some "hot picks".
Here's the basic table entry (icon links not fixed):


