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Enhanced installation utilities and scripts for setting up the Omarchy operating system.
An agentic AI operating system that replaces brittle automations with long-lived, self-improving autonomous systems.
A cross-platform utility library for V to open system dialogs like file pickers, message boxes, and color pickers.
A minimalistic, security-focused x86-64 operating system kernel written in Ada/SPARK with formal verification.
A modern, fast, and useful unikernel written in the V programming language, designed to run on real hardware.
A hobby x86 32-bit operating system with a custom kernel, bootloader, device drivers, and C standard library for learning.
Publishes operating system metrics like uptime, load average, memory, and CPU usage to an MQTT broker at regular intervals.
A lightweight, optimized Debian-based operating system for single-board computers with automated software installation.
Node-RED nodes for querying operating system information like CPU, memory, drives, and network interfaces.
A lightweight, open-source operating system optimized for running Docker Engine on bare metal or cloud infrastructure.
A base operating system switch designed specifically for networking hardware and infrastructure.
A configurable operating system for ComputerCraft with modular package management via a single configuration file.
A V-lang module providing cross-platform memory mapping functionality with a consistent API for Linux and Windows.
A Node.js utility to get and ensure the existence of the OS-specific global cache directory for applications.
Dedicated mirror of Arch Linux core, extra, and multilib repositories for Omarchy, hosted on Cloudflare R2.
A 64-bit RISC-V hobby monolithic kernel written in Ada, supporting pre-emptive multitasking and VirtIO devices.
A modern exokernel operating system written in Rust that gives applications maximum control over hardware resources.
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