Hi, everyone!
DISCLAIMER (Please don't cancel me.)
This project was created by a 14-year-old middle school student—me (crackanimador/crackanimad0r). I used AI ONLY for code generation. Everything else (debugging, testing, ideas, innovations, visuals... even this text...) was done 100% manually by me. With that said, feel free to continue...
I’d like to introduce MesaOS, an OS I’ve been developing for three years now. I wanted to share all the work I’ve done with you all (and ask for a bit of help at the end).
Here’s a quick guide to what MesaOS offers right now and what I’m currently developing:
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- Linux compatibility driver: This is still in an intermediate stage—available to the public but nearly finished (there are just minor crashes when some .elf files finish executing). These run using the native
execcommand, and you add them by...
- Linux compatibility driver: This is still in an intermediate stage—available to the public but nearly finished (there are just minor crashes when some .elf files finish executing). These run using the native
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- Injecting files into the ISO (initrd): It’s suuuuper simple—just drag files into the MesaOS
injectfolder (using your daily OS) and compile. And they stay right there!
- Injecting files into the ISO (initrd): It’s suuuuper simple—just drag files into the MesaOS
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- (In development) USB tethering connectivity: This is just about ready for release (I just need to squash a few bugs and test on actual hardware). It will let you do things like
ping,curl, and more... It’s really exciting!
- (In development) USB tethering connectivity: This is just about ready for release (I just need to squash a few bugs and test on actual hardware). It will let you do things like
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- Userland, UX, and more: It features Ring3 (which can be a bit mischievous at times, I won't lie), binary loading, and .elf loading (as mentioned earlier). It’s also easy on the eyes, with a status bar in the top-right corner showing battery, RAM, storage (useless for now), and the time (adjustable to your time zone via the
configcommand).
- Userland, UX, and more: It features Ring3 (which can be a bit mischievous at times, I won't lie), binary loading, and .elf loading (as mentioned earlier). It’s also easy on the eyes, with a status bar in the top-right corner showing battery, RAM, storage (useless for now), and the time (adjustable to your time zone via the
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- Shell commands: The shell includes around 80 commands, such as
nano,ps,pci,ls,tree,ping,curl,task,cat,mkdir, andtouch(I won't list them all so I don't make this post too long).
- Shell commands: The shell includes around 80 commands, such as
System images:
And... I need help. Or rather... SUPPORT!
Yes, you heard that right. This project is becoming a real grind for me. I just want to say that if you're interested, you might want to give this project a chance. So, here is my:
Github:
(If you liked it, you can leave a star (or even support the project with contributions!):
Discord:
(If you need help or want to know more about the development before anyone else, JOIN THE DISCORD!)
What is the last thing I can say?
If you’ve read the entire post to the end, thank you so much. I hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy it like never before. Thank you. Thank you... for existing.