Here's a few I've found over the years
menuetos.net
github.com
toaruos.org
sortix.org
and of course TempleOS, RIP Terry Davis github.com
Hobbyist Operating Systems
Other urls found in this thread:
minix3.org
gnu.org
barrelfish.org
github.com
github.com
templeos.org
kolibrios.org
9front.org
morphos-team.net
github.com
9front.org
web.archive.org
github.com
helenos.org
haiku-os.org
github.com
archlinux.org
aquilaos.com
meetixos.org
visopsys.org
knightos.org
distrowatch.com
twitter.com
>that
>beautiful
kys
>hehe i pretend to like old stuf so that i fit in and look cool!
kys
Good thread, user. Here's some classics.
minix3.org
gnu.org
barrelfish.org
>A hobbyist/research OS from Microsoft of all sources. It is an exploratory effort at making a multi-kernel OS for use on many-core systems. Apparently this design removes the need for drivers somehow.
Big if true
Well looking into the docs, I don't even know myself now. It's clearly on some next-level shit though.
>Barrelfish is “multikernel” operating system [3]: it consists of a small kernel running on each core (one kernel per core), and while rest of the OS is structured as a distributed system of single-core processes atop these kernels. Kernels share no memory, even on a machine with cache-coherent shared RAM, and the rest of the OS does not use shared memory except for transferring messages and data between cores, and booting other cores. Applications can use multiple cores and share address spaces (and therefore cache-coherent shared memory) between cores, but this facility is provided by user-space runtime libraries.
>one kernel per core
What is the use case for this?
>We are motivated by two closely related trends in hardware design: first, the rapidly growing number of cores, which leads to a scalability challenge, and second, the increasing diversity in computer hardware, requiring the OS to manage and exploit heterogeneous hardware resources.
I think someone at Microsoft just got high one day and decided to make this shit. From the front page, it's backed by a bunch of other companies though.
>github.com
I believe you mean templeos.org
>hehe i pretend to like new stuf so that i fit in and look cool!
makes more sense doesnt it?
There's not much info on it and it's not run by Terry anymore anyway, so I figured I'd just link the source mirror.
.t arch i3 pedophile / gnome 3 user / windows 10 user
you subhuman chimp cretin, i want to kill you. i want to push my thumbs deep into your eyeballs then smash you in the face with a sledgehammer until your head looks like wet clay. i want to ritualistically murder you and your family like the tzar of russia. fuckin peeca shit
bro i just want the cunny
athene os
lemme see if I can find an scrot
Im actually running Xfce on fedora.
Not on Jow Forums(nel)
Fuck off zoomer.
I can't fucking believe there's a To Aru OS lol
Also there's this little gem kolibrios.org
There was also a MitchelOS or ManuelOS or something like that
Imagine being so unable to rationalize that someone else has different interests than you to the point where the only way you can settle the apparent contradiction in your mind is to tell yourself that they don't actually like it and are merely pretending to enjoy it. This is an awful coping mechanism and shows a complete lack of empathy. Not to mention, a possible sign of autism.
found
Im 18, i can post here.
>lack of empathy
Heh.... Im too edgy for that
do you really need to include the cancerous irc in the background?
pretty sure the scrot was for the irc channel so it fit in fine
oh I remember this one, knew it had a hummingbird in the logo but couldn't remember the name or find it in my history. thanks user
9front.org Distributed OS, abstracts everything as a file, interesting potential regarding networking and asymmetric namespaces
MorphOS is a very nice re-creation of AmigaOS. Unfortunately it only runs on PowerPC hardware.
Based. Fuck these retarded wojak posting boomers.
It is also proprietary, paid and retardedly expensive.
Serenity looks absolutely beautiful
im gonna go watch computer chronicles and smoke crack, and after that im coming round to your house to murder you
you know the Serenity OS guy posts on Jow Forums almost every day right
>Not including Shrine
github.com
>fucking with a dead man’s vision
that’s just sad and disgusting
Ash the kikes
Neck the CIAniggers
Purge the heretics
Don't forget 9front:
9front.org
Does anyone actually use systems like this?
web.archive.org
ForthOS, domains now dead but it’s a whole x86 Forth OS. Image survived on the web archive.
It's honestly heartbreaking to see every hobbyist OS being yet another Unix clone.
We didn't deserve Terry.
9front is a fork of Plan 9, I wouldn't consider it a "hobbyist" operating system.
Here’s your Common Lisp OS bruh.
hownew.ru
shrine was initially made when terry was still active and at home. He tried many of the software initially made by the guy who made shrine.
HelenOS is a portable microkernel-based multiserver operating system designed and implemented from scratch. It decomposes key operating system functionality such as file systems, networking, device drivers and graphical user interface into a collection of fine-grained user space components that interact with each other via message passing. A failure or crash of one component does not directly harm others. HelenOS is therefore flexible, modular, extensible, fault tolerant and easy to understand.
HelenOS aims to be compatible with the C11 and C++14 standards, but does not aspire to be a clone of any existing operating system and trades compatibility with legacy APIs for cleaner design. Most of HelenOS components have been made to order specifically for HelenOS so that its essential parts can stay free of adaptation layers, glue code, franken-components and the maintenance burden incurred by them.
There is also Redox-OS
>tranny communist project
not interested, user
Hi, Serenity is my creation. Thanks for posting it :)
It is implemented in Rust, but the BDFL of Redox-OS is a guy with stubbles and a wife.
Serenity dev, have you seen the diamond radio buttons from chicago?
Also, isn't he an ancap or something?
Bump.
Not sure if you count this as hobbyist, but there's Haiku OS which is a small community-made Free Software clone of BeOS
haiku-os.org
It's more fun to make your own shit then it is to make a gui for a dos or something.
>ancap
I never heard that. He is employed and hos github/-lab activity is enormous, unlikely the situation for such people.
I had not seen those, is that from Chicago beta times? It looks kinda Borland-raquel, but not bad at all :)
Uh meant to say Borland-esque
Aww why waste a nice looking UI on a hobby OS? I wouldn't mind that on Linux.
A skilled C++ developer could port the GUI to Linux in a weekend.
>What is the use case for this?
Exploring the OS design space for something future proof. Only Nonstop OS/Guardian build on a shared-nothing design with obvious advantages and some known disadvantages.
I wish I was one of those.
>retardedly expensive
Why don't you get a job? A €80 one time fee to get a maintained Amiga OS compatible is nothing.
Everyone wants unix compliance because there are a metric fuck ton of programs for unix.
Also unix is awesome. Just because modern Linux is a soulless wasteland doesn’t mean you have to give up on unix
>I had not seen those, is that from Chicago beta times?
Yeah. A lot of the early Chicago builds have some pretty neat UI quirks.
What font is being used in pic?
Indeed, the default UI fonts are Katica10 and
KaticaBold10.
I drew them myself to look like something between Microsoft’s “Tahoma” and X11’s “fixed”.
Woah, yhats pretty edgy. You better be behind a VPN or two, buddy ;)))
Unix has always been shit.
Hurd is a kernel, just like Linux.
GNU is an OS.
absolutely based
Yeah, that one is really neat actually.
I'd probably use those for fun on one of my other computers if they were in .otf format or something.
This. Many people assume that Unix is shit when in fact they're talking about GNU/Linux.
The ironic thing is GNU itself is actually a recursive acronym for "GNU's not Unix". If anyone wants the true Unix experience they should use *BSD.
dilate
here
archlinux.org
its more of a "distro" than an OS but its as hobbyist and unstable crap as it gets.
some other ones I found
aquilaos.com
meetixos.org
visopsys.org
and an open source os for TI calculators knightos.org
Shit looks like something out of the 80's.
are you the dev of serenity?
he was here lurking a few days ago
(Me)
nvm hes in the thread
UBUNTU CHADS RISE UP
BASED AND REDPILLED
RISE UP
can the serenity gui run on linux?
Not at the moment. It’s 95% C++ and POSIX though, so you could port it to run ok Linux with relative ease if you know what you’re doing.
Chorus OS
>not using the best linux distro to date
wtf i thought people who knew what they were talking about were on Jow Forums
distrowatch.com
Fuck off zoomer.
based boomer
The days before 9/11 were simpler.
I'm working on one. The site will be at sfd-os.org.
this is some next level shit or just autism
t. Edgy niggerfaggot
nice
is cunny allowed?
what?
how does serenity not have a coc yet?
I would consider Plan 9 a hobbyist operating system
It's both. It's next-level autism.
>The dispatcher is the unit of kernel scheduling, and on a single core roughly corresponds to the concept of process in Unix. A dispatcher can be thought of as the local component of an application (often called a domain in Barrelfish) on a particular core. An application which spans multiple cores (for example, an OpenMP program) has a dispatcher on each core that it might potentially execute on. Operating system tasks in Barrelfish are always single-core by design, and therefore have only one dispatcher. Applications, however, frequently have more, one on each core. Dispatchers do not migrate between cores. When a CPU driver decides to run a dispatcher as a result of a scheduling decision, it upcalls[8] into the dispatcher as an exit from kernel mode in the manner described below. The user-level code associated with the dispatcher then executes user-space thread scheduling, as well as handling other events (such as a page fault signal from the kernel or the arrival of an inter-domain message).
Oh, no, my sweet Rob Pike disciple.
When people say Unix is shit, they really mean Unix™ is shit.
GNU is bearable EXACTLY because GNU's Not Unix™, don't try to spin it around.
Wanting to try Inferno because of the name and that wikipedia picture, any Amiga OS derivative to see what's that great about this one and that Barrelfish OS actually sounds nice.
Using them as a daily driver however, seems impossible for my needs. I use niche biologic programs, MSOffice-compatible suites and of course videogames for my manchildren habits.
I'm also too retarded and don't have enough time to make my programs compatible with those OSes