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Cambridge Z88
Software development for 4Mb portable, using Z80 CPU and AA batteries
This project is for the portable computer "Cambridge Z88", produced by Sir Clive Sinclair (of ZX Spectrum fame). We continue to support software development (ROM, 3rd party apps on memory cards and desktop applications). We have moved to https://cambridgez88.jira.com/wiki (development, source code and documentation). However, we continue to publish files for download here. -
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MSX Disk Interface Emulator
A Interface to adapt modern SD Card to the old MSX computers
This is an open source project that aims to create a MSX cartridge that acts as a old disk drive interface but in fact it will be accesing a modern SD Card. For the MSX it will be as if there is a magnetic disk drive with a real magnetic disk but for real it will be accessing a .dsk file inside a sdcard. Development tools used are: - Kicad version 2013-07-07 - Microchip XC8 v1.21 (free mode) - Micrchip MPLAB X IDE v1.90 - Altera´s Quartus Web Edition 11.0 UPDATE... -
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i-Forms
A new OS
Nothing more than an Operating System, that runs in Protected Mode and supports Multi-tasking and Multi-threading, with a nice GUI (sort of) + some basic drivers and Apps.... NOTE: It's out-of-date, the new version will be released soon. -
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Crosos Operating System
Crosos is a SubLinux Distribution
Crosos is a open-source OS. It is based on the Linux Kernel and mostly uses the same code in Ubuntu (but it has been derived from Debian) -
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ultrasystem
an os for x86 computers based on mikeos
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. -
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NuOS
A new simple operating system
A basic operating system that can realize some basic functions. It is developing for educational purposes. It is being developed simultaneously with sslib, the Simple Standard Library for developers program no-OS apps, program NuOS commands or program an operating system. -
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Windows portable app maker: launcher(s), runtime, and gui designed to help you run non-portable applications in a portable manner.
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LogoROS is new object-oriented operation system (currently in early development). See wiki page: https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/logoros/ and development blog: https://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/logoros/ for more info.
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The goal of the project is to create an OS for archos device (Jbmm, Av and Gmini series). We are now working on our own kernel on: www.archopen.org. This kernel can be used as a lib to create seperate apps. It also has a gui that is able to launch elf li
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A distribution of FreeDOS which strives for Ease-Of-Use and Stability, aiming to offer a regular release schedule, utilizing the wide range of DOS-APPS available.
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