Why don't you use Visopsys?

>not Unix
Why would I want to use it in the first place?

GNU = GNU's Not Unix

About as clean as a poodle chewing on a frog.

>Written in C
dropped

I'm a MenuetOS guy myself. It's better because it's written in Assembly instead of C.

And it has no software or support

Also

Why don't you use chokanji, the most sekrit-club OS ever created?

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K. I installed it in a VM. Now what?

No software

Me too.

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eastetic as fuck

Make some sick oc in the image editor.

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you just watched vwwestlife or w/e

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The legend says, just mentioning you chokanji as your daily os on your cv gives you any IT job in Japan, ANY.

I guess that's about all you can do with this useless OS.

You didn't post your sick oc...

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looooool

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what is this claustrophobia inducing gui

lmao I'm not a poor neckbeard. I have a job, I can afford a computer with 16GB of memory and install a nice version of Linux.

Get a job, little manchild. :)

>The best OS ever made.
>Not TempleOS

Every day we stray away further from God.

>ugly
Looks better than most nuOSs

XD

This is truly the White man's OS.

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I need sauce on the original image

>chokanji

>based on BTRON

>At one point, BTRON had a chance of becoming a popular desktop operating system in Japan. In 1989 the Japanese company Matsushita (now Panasonic) released an Intel-based PC, dubbed the PanaCAL ET, with the BTRON operating system. Though it only had an Intel 80286 processor with 2 MB of RAM, the system could render color video in a separate window. The Japanese government planned to introduce the Matsushita PC in its schools, but the Office of the United States Trade Representative objected, claiming that the plan constituted market intervention and threatened Japan with sanctions; not coincidentally, the former official of the United States Trade Representative office who issued the threats against the Japanese government, Tom Robertson, had been offered by Microsoft the very lucrative position of being their Tokyo-based director for government affairs in Asia.[1]

I'M REEEEEEING SO HARD

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let me guess
>zero drivers
>zero software

menuetos and kolabri os masterrace reporting in.

what the actual fuck lmao

gnu/linux is still unix-like, dumb schlomo

Give me a quick rundown OP