Hey! So, I'm working on a skin pack using Watch Dogs ctOS theme with Blume Corporation, but I've a grammar problem. Basically, I want the ctOS to appear on the livery, as seen here:

 

 

But I have absolutely no idea what I actually shoud use as a short sentence for saying that the car is linked to the ctOS system! My ideas were:

 

• Running on ctOS
• Working with ctOS
• Powered by ctOS

Are those possibilities grammatically correct? Or should I use something else?

 

Thanks for future answers!

Edited March 27, 201511 yr by Hystery

I think it's fine the way it is. The ctOS vehicles within Watch_Dogs don't have any form of slogan on them, just "ctOS".

 

I think it's fine the way it is. The ctOS vehicles within Watch_Dogs don't have any form of slogan on them, just "ctOS".

 

I thought that too when I started skinning other vehicles, but I fear it could look somehow empty (even though it's the purpose, to give a clean, simple look, like sanitized). But if it looks good enough the way it is I'll just leave it like that then!

My post has no grammatical value, but "powered by ctOS" looks better in my opinion. 

My post has no grammatical value, but "powered by ctOS" looks better in my opinion. 

 

Thanks, I don't mind opinions either!

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My post has no grammatical value, but "powered by ctOS" looks better in my opinion. 

 

^ In my opinion "Powered by" sounds better then "Running on".

Definitely "Powered by ctOS" without a doubt.

Agreed on "Powered by ctOS." No question about it; "powered by" is the common phrase in this situation (i.e. marketing-y, "the technology underpinning our cool thing is X" is "powered by X").