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ManRiX is an open source microkernel based operating system with POSIX interface. It is written from scratch using C and Assembly. Microkernel contains just few basic components of an Operating System while others are implemented as user process.
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Design of Graphical 16 bit OS for industry aplications,process automatization, where performance and UI should be well balanced it's coded under TC++ 3.0, currently on virtual machine design.
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Plato is an open-source operating system designed to run binaries from almost any operating system. Plato is also desinged with the user in mind. It will have an enjoyable, easy to understand and use interface, and everything will be customizable.
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Focus of this project is the development of an microcontroller/FPGA evaluation board. Basic characteristics as given below: - Philips LPC 22xx controller - additional FPGA, Xilinx Spartan - SD-Card interface for booting - additional IO-interfaces
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KenaxOS, originally named AOS (An Operating System), is a project to design a new OS that is developer friendly (having an excellent interface for software development), written mainly in C and some Intel syntax Assembly.
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The aim of our project is to create a portable microkernel and a set of OS services that allow good local performance, multiple concurrent operative system personalities (ie UNIX and a native interface) and easy integration of distributed components.
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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.
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CubTrix is a graphical user interface with support for real-time applications. Built on top of a small, fast and efficient real-time microkernel.
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LUnix (little UNIX) is an operating system for the Commodore64 - a famous home computer back in the 80s. It supports TCP/IP networking (SLIP or PPP using a RS232 interface). LUnix aims to look and feel like UNIX.
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Committed to the development of fundamental ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) components for Linux. This includes a generic ACPI table parser, AML interpreter, bus and device drivers, policy, user interface, and support tools.
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We are developing a suite of software to control USB I/O devices. Initially the support will be for Windows and Linux hosted Human Interface Devices (HID) although hopefully this will extend to virtual comms. port control in the future. API coming...
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Tyros is a highly modular operating system aimed towards providing the unified interface between user-space applications and all types of system objects (i.e. threads, processes, users, computers, networks etc)
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This interface will allow you to write code to retrieve and send promiscuous network packets from your Java program. It could provide a starting point for a java nmap or such...
