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This page maintains a list of mature hobby operating system projects considered to be notable. A hobby operating system is considered notable if it made some considerable progress (e.g. has had a full release, is self-hosting, has been reported on outside of the hobby OSdev world, etc.) or if it has achieved such notability within the operating system development community as a useful answer to the question, "I want to see what kind of operating systems you guys have built". It should have a relatively stable kernel and drivers, and some userspace applications. They are usually written by the members of this community, but not limited to.
Everyone is welcome to add their own projects to the regular [[Projects]] list of all hobbyist operating systems.
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|Contact=Ian Seyler (ian.seyler at returninfinity.com)
|URL=http://www.returninfinity.com/
|Status=
|License=Open source (MIT)
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|Contact=Max Schlüssel (lokoxe@gmail.com)
|URL=https://ghostkernel.org/
|Pic=[[Image:ghost-ui-preview.png|200px]]
|License=GPLv3
}}
{{OSProject
|OSName=Ironclad
|OSDescription=Ironclad is a mostly formally verified hard real-time kernel written in SPARK and Ada. It is made to be 100% free software, free in the sense that it respects the user's freedom. It supports several architectures and features an advanced security model with features like Mandatory Access Control (MAC). The screenshot features Gloire, a distribution of Ironclad.
|Contact=streaksu@protonmail.com
|License=GNU GPLv3
|URL=https://ironclad.cx
|Pic=[[File:GloireJWM.png|200px]]
}}
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|Contact=Drew DeVault (sir at cmpwn.com)
|URL=http://knightos.org
|Status=
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|License=Open source
|URL=http://mikeos.sourceforge.net/
|Status=Discontinued
|FloppyAvailable=Fits on a floppy! :)
|Pic=[[File:MikeOS.png|200px]]
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|Contact=JamesM, bluecode, [http://ideasandcode.blogspot.com/ pcmattman], IRC freenode.net#pedigree
|URL=http://www.pedigree-project.org/
|Status=Discontinued
}}
{{OSProject
|OSName=RDOS
|OSDescription=32-bit segmented operating system for 386 or higher processors. Support for USB (UHCI, OHCI, EHCI, XHCI) and USB 2 hubs, IDE and AHCI for discs, RTL8139 and RTL8169 for networks, and HD audio. It boots with EFI using GPT and BIOS using BIOS disc formats and supports FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32 filesystems. Supports both older CPUs with PIC & PIT and newer with APIC which also includes support for multicore operation. It has a full libc in the OpenWatcom project. OpenWatcom supports building segmented kernel drivers, and 32-bit flat applications, libraries, and DLLs. It has a command-line originally ported from FreeDos, and a GUI the includes widgets for labels, buttons, list boxes, and images (supporting PNG, JPEG, and BMP formats). In the debugging area, it supports remote debugging over TCP/IP from Windows using OpenWatcoms debugger that also can trace into the kernel, a kernel debugger, and a crash debugger. It runs on several thousand commercial installations as a controller and as a payment terminal.
|Contact=Leif Ekblad (leif at rdos.net)
|URL=http://www.rdos.net/rdos/
|Status=Active
}}
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|Contact=Daniel Bittman (danielbittman1 at gmail.com)
|URL=http://dbittman.github.io/seaos
|Status=
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|URL=https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity
|Pic=[[File:SerenityOS-8ea4375.png|200px]]
|Status=
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|URL=https://github.com/skiftOS/skift
|Pic=[[File:skiftOS.png|200px]]
|Status=
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|Contact=[[User:sortie|sortie]], https://sortix.org/
|License=Open source (ISC)
|Status=Active
|URL=https://sortix.org/
|Pic=[[File:Sortix.png|200px]]
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|License=Open source (Public Domain)
|URL=http://templeos.org/
|Status=Discontinued
|FloppyAvailable=Could fit on a floppy, but no-one has tried :P
|Pic=[[File:TempleOS.png|200px]]
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{{OSProject
|OSName=[[User:Klange/ToaruOS|
|OSDescription=
|Contact=[[User:klange|klange]], #toaruos on irc.
|URL=http://toaruos.org/
|Status=Active
▲|Status=(Active)
|License=NCSA/University of Illinois License
|Pic=[[Image:Toaruos_screenshot.png|200px]]
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|License=Open source (GNU GPLv2)
|URL=http://visopsys.org/
|Status=Active
|Pic=[[File:Visopsys.png|200px]]
}}
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|License=Open source (BSD 2-clause)
|URL=https://github.com/p-durlej/newsys
|Status=
|Pic=[[File:VanadiumOS.png|200px]]
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