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7-max increases the performance of some applications up to 10-20%. Windows uses small (4 KB) RAM pages by default. 7-max allows to use large (2 MB) RAM pages.

This project reimplements from scratch the RPL language made popular by HP programmable calculators, in portable C/C++. The main goal is to release a complete computing environment for various targets. There's currently 4 active targets: the HP 50g, HP39gs and HP40gs calculators and a PC simulator (see the downloads section!). Other ports are planned for the future.

open source analogue of IBM OS/2 operating system

TempleOS is a 64-bit kernel with compiler, graphics library and tools. It is not a Unix. It was made from scratch.

...Event sounds (minimize, maximize, close, etc...) enabled by default you can enable/disable compiz using "mate-tweak"! No need to download hundred megabytes after installation! Note: To burn the ISO to a USB stick, use "dd" command. In MS Windows use Rufus. This ISO is helpful for people trying to install linux for the first time or coming from windows environment. It has plenty of software pre installed (some are trial/shareware) with full internet and multimedia support. Very useful as live media as well. It has audio/video codecs, flashplayer, java, googletalk, telegram, twitter, etc... ...

JNode is a Java New Operating system Design Effort. JNode is a simple to use and install Java operating system for personal use on modern devices. Any java application runs on it, fast and safe. See our homepage for additional information.

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.

ELKS is a subset of the Linux kernel that runs on IBM compatible PCs from 8086 up. It is intended to get use out of obsolete old hardware, for use in embedded systems, and as an educational tool. ELKS has been moved to Github to protest SourceForge's installer adware hijacking. This does not directly affect ELKS, but it does affect many major open source projects such as Gimp and FileZilla by attempting to trick the user into installing adware in order to download these programs. I refuse...

Tarbox OS is a minimalistic 16 bit operating sytem being developed by Brandan Tarbox as a school project, for the x86 processor architecture. It will be capable of manipulating files, running BASIC programs and several other simple OS functionalities. I appreciate you checking out Tarbox OS and appreciate any feedback to tarboxbrandan@hughes.net!

this is an os for x86 computers it is based on a number of other operating systems. i will keep you updated right now just cleaning up code.

Aurora OS is an operating system designed in a microkernel format for all users. The object is to develop a modular, mulitplatform, multitasking Operating System that is simple, effective, and powerful.

MatOS - DOS Front End. http://matsserv.ath.cx/qbasic/matos.htm

TomOS is a simple 16 bit operating system for x86. It is based on MikeOS version 2.0.0. It is entirely written in the assembly language. TomOS is an educational project.

Operating System Framework for a MIPS Simulator. The project includes a multi-threaded MIPS Simulator and a naive Operating System and an Assembler for the simulated architecture, intended to be used for instructional and educational purpose.

ButterflyOS is a very simple operation system for the Atmel AVR Butterfly board. It's based on the AvrX multitasking scheduler, created by Larry Barello. A byte-code program for ButterflyOS, can be sent and managed through the serial interface.

This project is for a small operating system optimized specifically for switching and routing voice packets on the amd64 platform. The license is currently undecided. Please subscribe the pillaros-design list with suggestions and ideas.

an os for x86 meant to bring back the good sides of computers...aum be like Amiga. an easy approach to technical things throughout...and no hiding the way things work.