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Hi! Could you please add my OS to the list of projects?

OS Name - x16-PRos [real mode OS].
Contact: PRoX-dev ([email protected])
URL: [https://github.com/PRoX2011/x16-PRos]

If it's not too much trouble, please add a screenshot of the terminal.

Hey!
Can you please add this project to the list?

https://github.com/valibali/cluu

"CLUU is a hobby operating system written in Rust, pursuing a clean L4-inspired microkernel architecture with strong emphasis on minimality, and explicit authority. The project is deliberately engineered, test-driven, and uncompromising about architectural discipline. Supports x86_64 with ARM64 in plan.
It has userspace with a lib, a token-based capability system, and sync-async IPC.
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Hi there
Can you please add this project to the list?

https://github.com/crazygeme/mos

"MOS is a 32-bit x86 (i686) educational OS kernel with Linux 2.4.20-8 (Red Hat 9) userspace binary compatibility, running in QEMU via GRUB/Multiboot.
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* '''uniOS''' - x86-64 hobby operating system written mostly in C++20. Boots via UEFI into a native GUI desktop with a window manager, dock, menubar, terminal, file manager, preferences app, and other small programs.
** Contact: unionyxx
** URL: [https://unionyxx.github.io/uniOS/ https://unionyxx.github.io/uniOS/]

Hi everyone!

My team and I recently graduated and wanted to share our Bachelor's thesis turned hobby OS: ALKOS (named after the initials of our 3-person team).

We wrote this with very little prior OS dev experience, so it’s been a massive learning journey for us, and the codebase definitely reflects a fresh, student perspective! We are really passionate about this project and plan to continue working on it now that we've graduated.

If you're interested in taking a look, offering some advice to some newcomers, or tracking our future updates, you can find the repository here: https://github.com/AlkOS-Dev/AlkOS

Project summary:
AlkOS is a hobby operating system built from the ground up for x86_64. It boots into a monolithic higher-half kernel, runs its own C library instead of an upstream one, and reaches a userspace real enough to run DOOM.

* '''OS Name''' - Project Cherub (codename of my TempleOS fork)
** Contact: Filip (Rubinosław from REParadoxy) - [email protected]; t.me/rubinoslaw, [email protected]
** URL: https://rubinoslaw.github.io/projectcherub.github.io, https://github.com/Rubinoslaw/Project-Cherub, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNq_4vG5Src

Hi,

I have already announced genrt in this forum and would like to add it to the
regular OSDev Wiki Projects list.

genrt is an active experimental operating-system project with a published
release and reproducible QEMU setup.

Here is a wiki snippet:
Thank you.

Hi,

it would be great if you could add my OS to the List.

* '''open nexus OS'' - Rust RISC-V Microkernel
** Contact: Jenning Schäfer (jenning AT open-nexus-os.io)
** URL: [https://open-nexus-os.io/ https://github.com/open-nexus-OS/open-nexus-OS]

One OS. Many devices. NEURON, our capability-based RISC-V microkernel, keeps the trusted computing base small enough to audit — and drives a GPU-composited desktop that already runs real apps.

Thanks a lot

Hey!Erm.......
Can you please add this project to the list?

Name: Neuro-SamaOS

Description: A hobby-developed operating system, 64-bit, capable of booting from a physical machine, UEFI bootloader, supports xHCI, HDAudio, PS/2, AMP, PCI, APIC, IOACPI, AVX256, SSE, and a highly self-healing IDT. It features a built-in CISC instruction length parser and can manipulate RIP registers to skip erroneous machine code. It is not based on Linux or Windows; it was written from scratch and is also a tribute to TempleOS.

Contact: [email protected]
Website: https://neurosamaos.dpdns.org
GitHub: https://github.com/Dydudu37d/NeuroSamaOS
Status: Pre-Alfa 26.8.19 (yy.mm.dd)
Note: Developed by a 12-year-old child.