Minoca OS 0.4 Has X.Org Support, Available As A Coreboot Payload
The Minoca operating system is a "general purpose operating system written from scratch" but has a POSIX-like interface and is SMP-ready, network-capable, event-driven, and other modern features.
Minoca OS so far supports some x86 hardware and ARM SBC boards. At the end of June marked the Minoca OS 0.4 release to not a lot of attention. Minoca OS 0.4 added support for X.Org as well as fceux as a Nintendo NES emulator.
Drawing our attention to the project now is word of a Minoca-based UEFI Coreboot payload being in development.
Those wanting to learn about the Minoca OS itself can find the open-source code hosted via GitHub -- including more screenshots. Unfortunately, the Minoca Corp website for the project is down and isn't clear if it's a temporary issue or permanent. Minoca OS was open-sourced towards the end of 2016.
Minoca OS so far supports some x86 hardware and ARM SBC boards. At the end of June marked the Minoca OS 0.4 release to not a lot of attention. Minoca OS 0.4 added support for X.Org as well as fceux as a Nintendo NES emulator.
Drawing our attention to the project now is word of a Minoca-based UEFI Coreboot payload being in development.
Those wanting to learn about the Minoca OS itself can find the open-source code hosted via GitHub -- including more screenshots. Unfortunately, the Minoca Corp website for the project is down and isn't clear if it's a temporary issue or permanent. Minoca OS was open-sourced towards the end of 2016.
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