DexOS

DexOS
Developer	Craig Bamford and the DexOS community
Written in	assembly language (FASM)
Source model	Open source
Latest release	6.0 / 12 May 2012
Available in	English
Platforms	32-bit x86 ARM architecture
Kernel type	Monolithic
Default user interface	CLI, GUI
Official website	dex-os.github.io

DexOS is a 32-bit operating system written in x86 assembly. It is designed for coders that want direct access to all hardware (including CPU and graphics), with well-commented code and documentation. It's licensed under a free to use license for commercial and non-commercial use. It is written and maintained by Craig Bamford and other voluntary developers from around the world.

Modes

DexOS has two modes for interaction: the graphical user interface GUI or the command line interface, both of which are available to user from boot.

Programs

As of version 5.0, DexOS has: a FASM port, text editor, image viewer, full TCP/IP stack, many games, a web server and support for some sound and ethernet cards, and other programs.

Commands

The following list of commands is supported by the DexOS Command Line.

CD
CLS
COPY
DATE
DEL
DIR
GUI
HELP
MD
MORE
RD
REN
RMF
TIME
VER

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gollark: I can't really think of any technological breakthrough stuff in the past 10 years or so, though.

gollark: I mostly just assume that we'll have basically no idea what technology will be around beyond 2050 or so.

gollark: No, that's Australia, Norway is very real.

gollark: If everyone believes in Norway, is Norway a god?

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