Aurora OS.js — extensible web OS game and hacking simulator framework for developers and gamers. Virtual OS experience with scripting, apps, terminals & sandboxed gameplay, set in the mental.os() universe.
A small OS simulator intended for Arduino boards
Built with Next.js 14, TailwindCSS and @shadcn - Drag N Drop files into folders just like a Desktop OS!
Operating System Simulator built using JS, HTML and CSS
OS Simulator with Memory management and Round Robin Scheduler
A tool to simulate and understand operating system concepts
4ndyOS is a personal operating system project created by a student named Andy—a self-proclaimed lazy developer who never sleeps (seriously, does this guy even blink?). To see the project,click the link 👇below👇
CoreDawn is a lightweight terminal-driven operating system core simulator built in C for Linux environments. It serves as a conceptual model demonstrating how real operating systems manage processes, memory, communication, and system resources.
A desktop environment made in HTML/CSS/JavaScript that runs under Debian Linux. (making it kind of an OS)
An OS simulator made in HTML, CSS and JavaScript (Now moved to Kasius-Next-ISO)
An Epik OS Simulator
OS Simulator - run from here, use password: "OSsimulator" for login:-
Simulates and benchmarks five CPU scheduling algorithms (FCFS, RR, SJF, IdealSJF, MLFQ) using Java and Maven. Includes configurable experiments and aggregated results for performance analysis.
An extensible web-based desktop environment. It serves as a unified system simulation to deploy and demonstrate multiple projects as native applications.
This project implements and simulates CPU Scheduling Algorithms in Java. It demonstrates how different scheduling strategies impact process execution in an operating system. The simulator provides insights into completion time, turnaround time, waiting time, and response time for each process under multiple algorithms.
Interactive CPU scheduling simulator implementing core OS algorithms (FCFS, SJF, Round Robin) with real-time Gantt chart visualization and scheduling metrics.
OS simulator by C++ that emulates the Linux kernel
A C++ console-based simulator that implements and compares various CPU scheduling algorithms like FCFS, RR, SRT, HRRN, and more with trace and stats modes.
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