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OsoLinux is a 64-bit LIVE Linux operating system built on Fedora that can run on USB sticks, using a beautified and customized KDE Chinese desktop. The development began on August 5, 2014, and has undergone a long period of maintenance and improvement, with certain improvements in speed, display, function, and development environment compared with other distributions, supporting UEFI + GPT operation and installation, including a basic development environment, desktop applications, office...

...You may find TeLOS Linux to be snappy, lightweight, ready for work or fun straight out of the box and easily configurable. This Operating System is freely distributed and honors free, open source software development. Nevertheless, some non-free proprietary packages are included to widely support common modern hardware. Google Chrome browser and TeamViewer contribute to making this unconventional distribution remote work and distance learning friendly. TeLOStore, our AppStore application, makes installing and uninstalling apps in TeLOS an easy, fast and safe game. ...

ZED OS is a portuguese Linux based distribution (remaster of Ubuntu Mate). It was designed for users who want an innovative system. With both 3D and 2D interfaces you'll be able to chosse the better one according to your hardware/needs. It's Web Based and inspired in Windows XP from Microsoft

pinpog is a simple, open-source ping pong game implemented in C using SDL2. Created by Tsoding, it serves as both a nostalgic recreation of the classic arcade game and a fun educational project demonstrating game development fundamentals such as collision detection, input handling, and frame-based rendering. It’s small in scope but clear in design, making it ideal for those learning C or exploring real-time interactive programming through games.

An operating system written in C & assembly. FruityOrange uses the concept of a monolithic kernel and GRUB as bootloader for the kernel and some modules. There is still no release. If you want do try the development-version, get the Sourcecode and build by yourself!

Self-aware dynamic, reflective, and declarative semantic space representation, transformation, and exploration system.

AsterLinux is based on Arch Linux with an overall goal of making both Arch and GNU/Linux accessible to all users. **Please Note: New ISO is in the final testing phase and will be available for download in the next few days** The development goal of AsterLinux is to find the right balance between a GUI driven and terminal heavy desktop environment. For new users this means a beautifully themed yet familiar desktop; custom GUI apps, under the hood tweaks and many UI...