AriOS: Building a Bootable OS in 3 Hours
Daniel_Farinax · x · 2026-07-19
The author released a public, work-in-progress repo named AriOS, emphasizing it is a genuinely bootable OS rather than just a polished-looking demo.
Through roughly 3 hours of human-agent iteration, they completed the installation, dual-boot setup, and personalization. The project follows a fork-first philosophy: missing features are built or ported directly, including the dock glass, launcher, and branding elements.
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