Those who haven’t heard of, or don’t know much about the iMagic operating system, now have the chance to find out more about it, as the developers have released a new version ready to download.
iMagic is a Linux-based operating system described as having a very friendly user interface, cool effects, and support for different Microsoft software such as Microsoft Office 2007, World of Warcraft, Internet Explorer, Steam Gaming Platform, iTunes and Call of Duty 2.
It is easy to install and the latest version called iMagic OS Pro 2009.6 brings the SongBird music player, Gimp 2.6.6, an attractive transparent menu with access to the most common applications, a new wallpaper and enhanced 3D effects.
The upgrades are delivered and installed automatically, without popping-up annoying dialog boxes or alerts in the taskbar, that in other operating systems’ case require you to spend time reading about each of them and choose which to install.
Built with the idea of saving time, iMagic’s new menu is more practical, enabling access to the most frequently used applications, in addition to live chat support, email support, magicGuides and other help features.
magicFlash is an online service provided for free to the iMagic users, through which you can recover your backups at any time, in case your computer was lost or stolen.
Parental Controls is another new and important feature brought by the latest version of the operating system, which allows parents to set password-based access to the Internet and web content filters, in order to keep their children away from possibly dangerous web sites.
If all of these features convinced you that this is the operating system matching your needs, you may purchase it for $29.99 from the official online store.
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