Cosmos-based operating system for x86 PCs.
Shall be somewhat architectually and "what use it for"-ly similiar to Windows NT.
Bundled with Pillow Runtime and Weirdo Compiler which both make up Pillow Platform.
For more information, read PILLOW.md
file.
I've got this to version 0.10.0, pre-beta. Note, that system is currently has two versions: wdOS Core and wdOS Platform. Latter one is newer and more stable. First one is very buggy and definitely not modular. however, first one has cool things that most of Cosmos-built OSes have. wdOS Core's development is stopped, now I work on more stable and modular system, wdOS Platform. That feature list below is frozen and corresponds to wdOS Core.
Almost implemented features:
- User System
- TShell, basically optimized terminal
- CShell, basically unoptimized graphical shell (removed; if you want use it, use commit history to get it back)
- Some nix commands
- System Installer
Will be implemented:
- Networking
- Audio Playing
- Error Handling
- Normal Interaction
Third-party features:
- MIV (author)
Q: How's that possible?
A: This OS is built on Cosmos which allows
to write OSes on certain .NET languages. For more information about it, go to link
above.
Q: What's are minimum system requirements?
A: There goes:
RAM | Disk | CD-ROM | Video | CPU |
---|---|---|---|---|
256 MiB | IDE | IDE | VGA-compatible | Any starting from Pentium 4 |
Q: What's are recomended system requirements?
A: There goes:
RAM | Disk | CD-ROM | Video | CPU |
---|---|---|---|---|
512 MiB | IDE | IDE | VBE-compatible | Any starting from Core Solo |
Q: Can I make apps or drivers for this OS?
A: Somewhat. wdOS now has somewhat working Pillow Runtime, so you can embed and run
primitive apps. Finally it works!
Q: Can I install system to drive?
A: Nope. Kernel itself currently is not installable, beacuse Cosmos's implementation
of CDFS is broken and systems based on it aren't able to read CDROM.
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