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...Though it attempts to be compatible in a number of ways, Visopsys is not a clone of any other operating system. You can demo the distribution from a “live” CD/DVD or floppy disk

This is my little "FreeDOS Floppy Disk Distribution". It is intended for computers without a CD drive or not able to boot from CD. It will work down to 8086. See xxxxxxxxx for details. Right now only the LIVE image is available. Installable coming soon.

...Minimal requirements: - x86 Arquitecture, PC - CPU Intel Pentium I, 200 MHz or newer, (maybe AMD, but is not recommended) - 4 MiB of RAM - CD/DVD ROM, USB or Floppy to run the ISO Image - keyboard /*Future updates are coming :) */ ==================================== For any questions or comments about the project you can write me at: - bojidar_bob@abv.bg - bozhidar1991@gmail.com - Facebook: Bozhidar Peychev Please rate and comment this nice OS :) Thanks for using Nanux Kernel ====================================

MikeOS is a an open source 16-bit operating system for x86 PCs, written in assembly language, which boots from a floppy disk or CD-ROM. It is designed as a learning tool for x86 assembler and basic OS design.

Its a tiny open source Operating System created mainly aid in study of Operating Systems. It's floppy based, uses FAT-12 filesystem with complete shell and basic commands. It created in C and assembly (gcc + nasm).

MinopsOS is a tiny operating system for PC computers. It's small enough to fit inside the boot sector of a floppy disk.

MGOS3 a small OS currently under development, MGOS3 is aimed at the IA-32 architecture, currently it is distributed in the form of .x COFF executables, which are used with a 1_44 floppy image for simulation or writing to a floppy disk for execution

SaturnOS is an operating system designed to be run on slow computers at high speed. With the ability to fit on a single floppy disk, SaturnOS will be massively portable with on-the-fly decompression and RAM disk technology.

512DevOS is a GPLed operating system that runs on 16 and 32 bit x86 compatible computers. The kernel and shell fit in 512 bytes and occupy only the first sector of a floppy disk.

The FDOS Operaing System is 100% written in Assembler (NASM). It supports FAT 12, TSR and a small Multi Kernel System. The source is very good documentated (only in English). A German, russian and English Documentation (about 40 pages) are included.

SmuglyOS (Small and Ugly Operating System) is a simple os written in assembly that boots off a floppy.