exaequOS
Your browser is your computer
exaequOS is a Unix-like operating system that runs fully in a web browser. It includes a microkernel, drivers, a resource manager, and supports running multiple apps in parallel, including Wayland and OpenGL ES applications. Users can learn coding in languages like C, C++, JavaScript, Lua, Tcl, Scheme, Forth, BASIC, and more, create apps compiled to WebAssembly, and share them via the exaequOS store.
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