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Program Manager Eternity is an application for launching applications in DOS. Mainly, It is for the still very active FreeDOS platform. It is built on top of the newly created QuickCrt object-oriented framework for Turbo Pascal 7.0.
Currently ManuOS kernel is under development. Once kernel is complete, a good Graphical User Interface will be developed for ManuOS. ManuOS runs on IA-32, x86-64 and currently operates in protected mode. In future ManuOS is intended to run in long mode.
Sinhala Desktop is a Sinhala Version of Windows Shell Replacement. This project contains all the major Windows System components with Sinhala User Interface. (Sinhala is a national language of Sri Lanka.) Developed Using Delphi 6 and C++Builder 6.
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Open OS aims to be a Linux-based operating system with true and complete Win16 and Win32 compatibility as well as enhanced features. OpenOS will rely on the XWindows server, but will use its own desktop environment and window manager.
Computer Manager is the first OS that takes advantage of the DOS and Linux filesystems. It also makes doing jobs easier for everyone. Once it is complete, it will be made available to everyone!