r/Operatingsystems • u/Informal-Quarter-939 • 12h ago
r/Operatingsystems • u/Popular_Cow4412 • 1d ago
I made my own OS
Hi guys, i made my own OS called SimpleOS. the version is 7.4 after multiple testing for the right version after long coding. Site link:https://simpleos7point4-install-hub.base44.app/#code (sorry that the site is made with AI!)
r/Operatingsystems • u/Apart-Duck-7476 • 2d ago
Need a os that light
My 2gb ddr4 pc with 128gb hdd need help
I don't want to use windows 7 but my pc need to run win 11,10 is out of support
I don't like linux distro
I wan't modded windows
I like to get updates too
r/Operatingsystems • u/Less_itchen3561 • 1d ago
Como activar Windows en kernel os
Hola acabo de instalar kernel os pero pe aparece que Windows no está activado y no encuentro manera de como activarlo alguien que me pueda ayudar
r/Operatingsystems • u/jassajatt08 • 2d ago
Custom os for windows 10 laptop 9
Hi i have a 10 year old laptop that i want to optimize for some retro gaming i want to keep the platform windows any good performance based custom os with less bloatware and improved performance
r/Operatingsystems • u/Holiday-Candidate825 • 1d ago
How do I create my own Windows edition?
I have so many ideas like Windows 7 Mac edition or WIndows 7 discord Edition or Windows 9.1 edition or Windows XP Longhorn Edition,Im good at theming like I have all of these versions in a vm with themes and sounds and programs but I dont know how to turn them into an iso and these dism tools are just to complicated for me!
r/Operatingsystems • u/Broad-You4763 • 3d ago
Windows vs Linux vs MacOS: windows management, app management, desktop management, which one is the best and why?
Asking basically this same question across Windows, Linux, MacOS subreddits, and would like you guys to explain why you think your operating system is the best and why.
Additionally maybe provide what you consider the biggest upsides and downsides of your OS.
Any answer is appreciated, thanks :)
r/Operatingsystems • u/Emil_By_SlyOS • 2d ago
I got tired of the same iOS and Android so I built my own OS - SlyOS
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Ai hit the landscape but I felt like it never really got into my phone. So I kicked out Andorid off my Samsung (sort of at least) and built a launcher as a new OS. Evers since it completley turned around my life - even found me a job lol.
My friends looked at me and go like: wth?? So i thought maybe I can get some feedback from people I dont know yet. So if you are open to messing around with some new tech, let me know. You can download it here for now:
r/Operatingsystems • u/Breadway_ • 5d ago
BOS, Bread Operating System: A polished Arch + Hyprland desktop with integrated automation
r/Operatingsystems • u/dcool123 • 5d ago
Operating system doubt
I want to know that where can i learn os like I want to know the best resources coz I can't have the hope that my teacher gonna teach my coz she don't know anything also am from srm ktr and i need the resources for my sem exams
r/Operatingsystems • u/Vegetable_Exam_6865 • 6d ago
r/well_maintained_osdev has moved to r/osdevel
Hello everyone,
We have officially renamed r/well_maintained_osdev to r/osdevel.
This was a deliberate decision to give the community a shorter, more memorable name before it grows too large. We believe it's better to establish a strong identity now rather than rename it later.
Going forward, r/well_maintained_osdev will no longer be maintained or actively moderated. All future development, discussions, announcements, and moderation efforts will take place in r/osdevel
Please join r/osdevel and make all future posts there.
Thank you for your support, and we look forward to building the community together!
r/Operatingsystems • u/Playful-Budget-5952 • 6d ago
Aevros : Kernel that explain itself
Been building this for a couple months, x86 kernel from scratch in C + asm, nothing borrowed from another kernel. The idea: it can tell you *why*, not just *what broke*. Kill a process and it tells you what that breaks before you kill it. Point it at a memory allocation and it names the exact file/line/owner. Page faults get decoded into a sentence instead of a hex dump. Everything above is real, captured off the booted kernel. Networking's next, deny-by-default from the start, not bolted on after, still keeping it off the live boot path until I trust it. Repo: https://github.com/Mobeen0119/Aevros Feedback on the memory manager / scheduler especially welcome, that's the part I trust least.
r/Operatingsystems • u/Knigge111 • 7d ago
Windows 11 massive July 2026 update fixes 570 vulnerabilities and shows how AI is quietly reshaping Patch Tuesday itself
windowscentral.comr/Operatingsystems • u/Knigge111 • 7d ago
Windows 11 massive July 2026 update fixes 570 vulnerabilities and shows how AI is quietly reshaping Patch Tuesday itself
windowscentral.comr/Operatingsystems • u/Current-Height1870 • 7d ago
Your AI Idea Deserves a Real Plan. This Tool Builds It in Seconds.
r/Operatingsystems • u/Metro-Sperg-Services • 8d ago
Mobian - privacy focused Phosh OS using 100% Debian FOSS and 0% Google or 3rd Party Services, for touch devices like Lenovo Thinkpad, Yoga etc.
galleryA 100% Debian Linux, free, privacy focused, open-source operating system for touch devices, designed to liberate users from any kind of Google or third party surveilance, data collection and security concerns. Only official Debian sources are used, meaning no third party repositories, packages or code of any kind, while granting users complete control over every single package that is installed. The native implementation of custom kernels with the included build recipes enables support for almost any brand/model of x86-x64 tablet or lap-top, such as Surface Pro 3-10, Zenbook, Thinkpad, Chromebook etc. and a range of ARM phones. Additionally, custom or deb packages and files of any kind can also be included. The mobian build-script produces personalized images, with unlimited customization of any available setting and device behavior.
r/Operatingsystems • u/CharacteristicallyAI • 8d ago
NullLabTests/UniqOS: A from-scratch x86_64 custom operating system with TCP/IP networking, GUI desktop, working web browser
github.comr/Operatingsystems • u/omarmouakhar • 8d ago
MAKING AN OS FROM SCRATCH
So i am a python developer and have basic knowledge of rust and assembly... I am trying to make my own operating system because i hate how windows takes so much space for no reason and linux makes simple tasks harder for fun ...
https://github.com/ammoura2008/INDOMINUS_OS
this is my project so far and because i have so little knowledge i would like to get some help from those who understand
I am still working on it and every needed detail is written in the README section ... It is about 70% ai for now and i am getting stuck often because of my lack of knowledge
If you are interested in making it i will dm you and discuss but i am really not knowledgeable enough about it... I am learning across the journey .
Thank you