Estigma OS Beta - 100% assembly
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2026 9:18 am
I am developing Estigma OS, an operating system created completely from scratch and written 100% in Assembly.
The project is still in its early stages of development, but it already has a functional version available for testing: Build 0.10.2026.
The idea behind Estigma OS is to create an independent operating system built from the most basic stages, including the boot process, system management, graphical interface, and user interaction. The project is not based on another operating system. Instead, it is being developed directly in Assembly as an experiment in building an operating system completely from the ground up.
Estigma OS is also inspired by concepts found in older Nokia mobile phones, especially their simple and direct approach to navigating the interface, using elements such as arrows, option selection, and a visual organization inspired by that era.
For now, the system is still far from finished. This version is a development build being made available so that other people can test it, explore what has already been developed, and follow the evolution of the project.
Build 0.10.2026 represents just one of the early stages of Estigma OS development, and new versions will be released as new features are implemented.
https://archive.org/details/estigma_202609
The project is still in its early stages of development, but it already has a functional version available for testing: Build 0.10.2026.
The idea behind Estigma OS is to create an independent operating system built from the most basic stages, including the boot process, system management, graphical interface, and user interaction. The project is not based on another operating system. Instead, it is being developed directly in Assembly as an experiment in building an operating system completely from the ground up.
Estigma OS is also inspired by concepts found in older Nokia mobile phones, especially their simple and direct approach to navigating the interface, using elements such as arrows, option selection, and a visual organization inspired by that era.
For now, the system is still far from finished. This version is a development build being made available so that other people can test it, explore what has already been developed, and follow the evolution of the project.
Build 0.10.2026 represents just one of the early stages of Estigma OS development, and new versions will be released as new features are implemented.
https://archive.org/details/estigma_202609