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ravynOS is a new open-source OS project aiming to provide macOS-like experience and some compatibility on x86-64 (and later ARM), built on FreeBSD with new code to fill the gaps.
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ravynOS is a new open-source OS project aiming to provide macOS-like experience and some compatibility on x86-64 (and later ARM), built on FreeBSD with new code to fill the gaps.
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Marathon Shell is a Wayland-based compositor and mobile-oriented application shell for Linux, enabling gesture-based navigation, app management, and system integration. It supports Marathon apps (QML) and native Linux applications via Wayland.
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BlueOS Kernel is written in Rust, focusing on security, lightweight design, and generality. It supports POSIX interfaces, Rust’s standard library, and multiple architectures, including ARM and RISCV. The project provides extensive documentation and is aimed at kernel development with a focus on security and efficiency.
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Puter is an open-source internet operating system that functions as a personal cloud, web platform, and remote desktop environment. It’s designed to be fast, extensible, and self-hostable, providing a secure, accessible space for files, apps, and games with community support.
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The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) allows running Linux environments directly on Windows, enabling developers to use Linux tools and workflows seamlessly integrated with Windows.
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Free95 is an open-source windows-compatible operating system.
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iodéOS is an Android based Operating System freed from Google trackers.Â
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openFyde is the open-source version of FydeOS, based on Chromium OS.
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The T2 System Development Environment, is a low-code, ultra portable package manager that allows the fully automated, reproducable, cross compilation of custom Operating Systems using up-to-date packages.
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openEuler is an open source platform developed and operated by OpenAtom Foundation. Its unified and open OS supports multiple processor architectures, helping promote a more robust software and hardware ecosystem through joint efforts of the community.