Portable, compact, and simple hobby Operating System for the 64bit age: AireOS.
AireOS: 64bit Hobby OS
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Interesting, but it looks like Japanese language skills are a prerequisite for using or developing for this OS.
Where is the documentation?
watashino Nihongo all-beat des.
A 64 bit OS with autoexec.bat and config.sys? (Providing I’m understanding the screenshots correctly)
Looks great, although every time I see an OS like this I loose alittle faith inHaiku, which STILL has no GUI
just tried it it seems to be based on DOS or “DOS Subsystem” (as the website puts it) im warey because some apps say “for windows 95/98” like “sha1.com”, and other than the about box i dont seem to be able to get the GUI to do anything else
also to add just found:
command.com which is DOS’s CLI executable which also makes me warey of it, im starting to think its a Sub-OS like what Win9x was an OS running ontop of another OS
if you switch out parts of your BeOS install with beta-phase Haiku parts..then yes, Haiku has a GUI…
Develope one then. ;-D
Is there screenshots of this thing’s GUI?
Here is a screenshot.
http://wiki.aireos.jp/index.php?ScreenShots
watashino Nihongo all-beat des.
ore no ho ga ume yo!
tokoro de, desu tte ‘u’ ga hitsuyo. demo ore mo machigatteiru kara yurushite ageru.
http://nifty.amikai.com/amiweb/browser.jsp?url=http%3A%2F~*…
according to the documentation, it’s based on OrangePekoe…
http://orange-pekoe.64b.org/
El nombre de este sistema operativo tiene claras connotaciones castellanas, será éste uno de esos simpáticos japoneses que visitan nuestras tierras? Aireeeeeeeee
Quizás.
If that’s how 64-bit era will look like, with wide-eyed japanese girl nonsense and autoexec.bat, I’ll skip it thank you very much. Seriously, why are screenshots so obligatory these days?
looks ugly… they are wasting their time…