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Name: Zephirum OS
Description: An interpreted OS from v0.0.2 with extreme security. Originally it was aimed at being a POSIX compliant system, now it is no longer a unix based OS. Can perform parallel processing. Written in x86_64 assembly.
Contact: Arjo Chakravarty (arjo129[at]gmail[dot]com)
URL: http://code.google.com/p/zephirum-server/
Status: Working on version 0.0.2

Ok I fixed the details sorry about the typos

Zephirum OS- Super secure http://code.google.com/p/zephirum-server/
Number of blue screens of death I have seen: 19
Number of apple OS X kernel panics I have seen: 2
Number of linux kernel panics I have seen: 0

Updated.

Decided I'd submit the OS I am writing...

Title: SomethingOS (stOS)
Contact: lol [aT] lolwutz [dOt] com
URL: https://github.com/eliplan312/SomethingOS
Status: Prealpha

Wait... What?

Hi everyone,
i have an Operating system and i want from the moderator to add it to the projects page , Please

* OS Name: Genius HorizonOS

** Description:This OS made by a schoolboy ( he was born in 1996 ) , It is a small 32-bit OS , It is a closed source OS but you still can ask the developer about how did he do that to help you to do the thing that you asking about , it supports FAT12 , floppy disk , Memory manager , Keyboard , and it will support graphics soon.

*** Contact: Mohamed Elghamry

**** URL: http://mohamedsalah96.web.officelive.com/GHOS.aspx

Added with some remarks:
- Fixed spelling and grammar (try not to insert spaces before a comma, or full stop. It's wrong and annoying to read.)
- Left out the contact for now. Unless you have an email address to share, people won't be easily able to track you down using only a name.
Also, you don't need a moderator. I'm not one of them, and there are wiki access instructions in the relevant subforum.

If you have comments, fire away.

"Certainly avoid yourself. He is a newbie and might not realize it. You'll hate his code deeply a few years down the road." - Sortie
[ My OS ] [ VDisk/SFS ]

Thank you Combuster,
and that is my E-mail , "[email protected]"

and for the status :
it is in alpha stage

Done.

Thank you f2,

would it be possible to add The OSDK to the list? I know its been inactive but i hope to change that soon. the goal has changed a bit. People don't seem to want a Libc included in the project (which i good because i haven't written that part yet):

you can get more info on the project here:
http://code.google.com/p/osdk/

My Blog:
http://clwillingham.wordpress.com/

My Project:
the OSDK

Oxygen Kernel has merged with another project! Their kernel will be the basis, as they provide mostly everything required for Oxygen Kernel, so the new Oxygen Kernel is going to be the official derivative of that project. This means the Oxygen Kernel website is down until we get something worth sharing about it. Due to the secrecy of the project Oxygen has merged with, all the specs are now private. Don't worry, once we have a DP release all the specs will be out in the open along with the sources.

♫ Mew!
My project: Oxygen Kernel ♫♥

I'd like to add RISC OS to the project list but am reluctant to do so because (although the sources are available) it's not FOSS. All advice gratefully received. Thanks.

trevj wrote:I'd like to add RISC OS to the project list but am reluctant to do so because (although the sources are available) it's not FOSS. All advice gratefully received. Thanks.

It's not really a hobby project, more of a semi-defunct commercial product.. that is somewhat established, and has a niche community.

Then again, it doesn't harm any to add it to the list.. several other popular projects are on there.

AFAIK license is irrelevant in this matter, nobody said the list was only for open source or freely distributable projects.

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Twitter: @canadianbryan. Award by smcerm, I stole it. Original was larger.

Brynet-Inc wrote:AFAIK license is irrelevant in this matter, nobody said the list was only for open source or freely distributable projects.

Seconded.

Thanks - I only wanted to check because the top of the Projects page states

[...] academic, personal, and small non-commercial operating systems.

Anyway, it's now listed, so people can have a look if they feel like it.