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Nourish is a Linux desktop OS built around a Wayland compositor with Vulkan rendering. It features an infinite-panning viewport, fractional scaling, and a focus on stability and privacy. It supports NVIDIA and Mesa GPUs, with optional GLES fallback.
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Armada is a SteamOS-like ARM handheld Linux distro built on Fedora, featuring ARM64 Steam, CachyOS Proton 11, KDE desktop mode, OTA updates, and Armada Control (Decky plugin) for per-game tuning.
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GentleOS/32 is a hobby operating system for vintage 32-bit PCs. A monolithic kernel for i386 with minimal hardware: VGA/SVGA, keyboard, mice, and basic serial support. Designed for experimentation and tinkering, it aims for simple, configurable hardware compatibility and a platform for retro-apps.
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Asterinas is a production-grade, memory-safe Linux alternative kernel written in Rust, combining monolithic performance with microkernel-like separation. It ships a bespoke toolkit (OSDK) and a NixOS-based distribution, aiming for safe, high-performance OS development. Targets x86-64/ARM64, supports 230+ syscalls, and hosts an experimental Asterinas NixOS.
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An open project offering a Linux VM with 1,700+ pre-installed operating systems and emulators, plus one-click launchers for Windows and Linux to explore computing history.
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OmniOS Community Edition is an open-source illumos-based enterprise server OS featuring ZFS, bhyve and Crossbow networking, DTrace, SMF, Linux zone support, and lightweight virtualization. It emphasizes a minimal, feature-focused platform with rapid deployment and open development on GitHub.
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Sculpt is an open-source general-purpose OS from Genode, combining a microkernel architecture, capability-based security, sandboxed device drivers, and virtualization for PC hardware and the PinePhone.
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C:\Deb is a Linux system built on Debian 13 and Wine, designed to run Win32 apps natively while preserving the usual Linux software ecosystem.
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Insanely Small Linux (ISL) is a minimalist Linux OS for x86_64 designed to fit a tiny footprint—about 5MB. It uses a custom kernel build, BusyBox, a bespoke login manager, and a shell, prioritizing extreme optimization and rapid boot for development and experimentation.
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Linux payload implementing the HV exploit and a custom bootloader to run Linux on PS5 Phat with 3.xx/4.xx firmware, enabling use of PS5 hardware and optional M.2 boot for Linux.