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Its a sign of all times. QNX, V2OS [1] (written in x86 assembly), SkyOS to name a few. I mention QNX because I remember running it from a floppy in end of 90s.
by Fnoord 5y ago
Its a sign of all times.
QNX, V2OS [1] (written in x86 assembly), SkyOS to name a few. I mention QNX because I remember running it from a floppy in end of 90s. Unix system with GUI, from one 1"44 floppy.
In the 00s, the website OSnews often covered all kind of alternative OSes (how I came across SkyOS).
Which recent ones are you aware of?
[1] https://github.com/joostfaassen/v2os https://github.com/joostfaassen/v2os
- pjmlp 5y agoQNX was never an hobby OS, and that floppy (which I also have somewhere), was mostly to demo it to prospective buyers than anything else. Nowadays it is chosen OS used by NVidia for their autonomous vehicles (Linux is for development mostly).