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JNode 0.2.6 has been released up to the FOSDEM. JNode is a open source Java OS (LGPL) written fully in Java language (with a very small assembler nano-kernel).

New features this time are:

Over 99 percent java 6 api compatibility,
hotswapping, nfs, hfs+, even more openJDK integration, jetty6 and
ofcourse bug fixes and improvements.

For a closer look: http://www.jnode.org/node/2404

Wow, those screenshots look nice
Just wondering, does your "OS" run in a JavaVM? How can you even write an OS in Java?

t0xic wrote:Wow, those screenshots look nice
Just wondering, does your "OS" run in a JavaVM? How can you even write an OS in Java?

the nano-kernel in assembler is something like a JavaVM that loads the kernel in java. (I think)

Ah. Thanks for clarifying