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@@ -14,44 +14,63 @@ many other embedded operating systems. [[ProteanOS_1.0|dev/releases/1]] is expected to be released in April, 2013. -Key Features of ProteanOS -========================= - -Freedom -------- - -All of the software in ProteanOS is free/libre and open source – it can be used, -modified, and distributed without restriction. This allows the developers to -effectively support the software and ensures that vendors and users remain in -control of the technology they use. - -Flexibility ------------ - -ProteanOS can be made to run on just about any hardware that can support an -operating system and made to work with a variety of UNIX®-like kernels -(currently supported is Linux®) and system libraries. - -ProteanOS ans its programs and libraries can also be configured to serve -virtually any use case. - -Size ----- - -ProteanOS is designed to be as small as possible. Only essential programs and -libraries are installed by default. And each software package is stripped down -as much as possible. - -Additionally, many of the programs that ProteanOS provides are small yet -fully-functional and designed with the resource constraints of embedded systems -in mind. - -Speed ------ - -Many of the software packages provided by ProteanOS are built with performance -optimizations, and ProteanOS as a whole is built to take advantage of all the -best performance features available for the hardware on which it runs. - -And ProteanOS starts running in just a few seconds, thanks to its simple and -lightweight boot process. +<div class="grid-container grid-container-2"> + <h1>Key Features of ProteanOS</h1> + <div class="grid grid-a" id="freedom"> + <div> + <h2>Freedom</h2> + <p> + All of the software in ProteanOS is free/libre and open source – + it can be used, modified, and distributed without restriction. + This allows the developers to effectively support the software + and ensures that vendors and users remain in control of the + technology they use. + </p> + </div> + </div> + <div class="grid" id="flexibility"> + <div> + <h2>Flexibility</h2> + <p> + ProteanOS can be made to run on just about any hardware that can + support an operating system and made to work with a variety of + UNIX®-like kernels (currently supported is Linux®) and system + libraries. + </p> + <p> + ProteanOS ans its programs and libraries can also be configured + to serve virtually any use case. + </p> + </div> + </div> + <div class="grid grid-a" id="size"> + <div> + <h2>Size</h2> + <p> + ProteanOS is designed to be as small as possible. Only + essential programs and libraries are installed by default. And + each software package is stripped down as much as possible. + </p> + <p> + Additionally, many of the programs that ProteanOS provides are + small yet fully-functional and designed with the resource + constraints of embedded systems in mind. + </p> + </div> + </div> + <div class="grid" id="speed"> + <div> + <h2>Speed</h2> + <p> + Many of the software packages provided by ProteanOS are built + with performance optimizations, and ProteanOS as a whole is + built to take advantage of all the best performance features + available for the hardware on which it runs. + </p> + <p> + And ProteanOS starts running in just a few seconds, thanks to + its simple and lightweight boot process. + </p> + </div> + </div> +</div> |