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Could you please add to http://wiki.osdev.org/Projects my OS Project:
JaeOS -- Just Another Embedded OS

I might have posted the announcement incorrectly as a separate topic, not on this thread.
Official website:
http://jaeos.com/

Thanks!

I think the idea is that, being a Wiki, you add your own project to the list.

iansjack wrote:I think the idea is that, being a Wiki, you add your own project to the list.

I don't think I have any permissions to edit the Wiki.
I was under the impression that the procedure to get your project listed there was to post it here.
I am not exactly sure what supposed to happen after that.

Or wait until someone has the time and the mood to do the work.

Wiki editing instructions are on the wiki forum.

For the next batch of updates:
Thanks

3rd Version:
started: Aug. 2015
active: whenever my schoolwork is done - until high school's over

no useful screenshots as of yet...

Thank you!

OGDOS - GUI OS based on FreeDOS kernel.

SIRTOS
A Simple Real Time Operating System
x86
Real-Time (soft)
Full graphics

Developed by Vasilis Kouliaridis

Links:
https://github.com/billkoul/SIRTOS

Here's mine:
Name: AQUA OS
Contact: [email protected]
Website: https://obiwac.wordpress.com/aqua-os/
Description: AQUA OS is a 32 bit protected mode operation system, that has a nice organic and natural graphical interface. It is also very developer friendly, with loads of APIs.

Thanks!

Hi there!

I like to present our system's pre alpha release, the Threos Operating System. This version is the result of a 2 year rewrite/redesign.
It's a self hosting microkernel operating system, with the following features:

Modular and object oriented designed
Multitasking multi-threading real time operation
Single virtual address space with memory management protection
On demand loading and relocation
Dynamically linked libraries
Message based and shared memory based inter-process communication
Supports a commonly used subset of the POSIX
32-bit and 64-bit aware
Small memory footprint
Package manager
Networking (TCP/IP, httpd, ftpd, telnet ...) with some intel NIC and realtek NIC drivers
VFS, filesystems

and many many more.

We ported some basic applications (TCC, JOE, Make, ncurses ..., Posix application porting is not so hard), to be able to write programs and even device drivers on the system itself.

The system is designed for embedded usage, so no fancy display driver yet (we have a older version display driver implementation, but it's not in the release).
There are other limitations as well, but the current version is running stable on our test hardwares.
We are using it for our embedded needs. The pre alpha release is a x86_64 (64 bit only) image.

Find more on:

http://threos.io/

Andy

RossOS isn't on the list, URL: http://github.com/Ross-Software/RossOS

So, add it. That's how wikis work.

I've just released a new project: RPi OS. This OS is designed for learning. It comes with a step-by-step guide how to create an OS from scratch. It is based on Linux source code and the main goal of the project is not only to teach people how an OS can be created but also demonstrate how some kernel functionality is implemented in the Linux kernel.

Author: Sergey Matyukevich ([email protected])
URL: https://github.com/s-matyukevich/raspberry-pi-os
Project description: https://github.com/s-matyukevich/raspbe ... duction.md

Could you add my hobbyist Operating System plz?

Name: TravorOS - A research-purpose Operating System that discovers features on Intel x86 processors.
Contact: Travor Liu <[email protected]>
URL: https://github.com/TravorLZH/TravorOS
Status: alpha, kernel

This OS was born in December 15th, 2017