KolibriOS open source operating system
An open source operating system (OS) that fits on a single 1.44MB floppy disk and is able to run on x86 computer systems with 8MB of RAM. As many applications in the KolibriOS are compressed, the lightweight operating system still offers a graphical environment complete with text editors, system utilities, games, browser, media player and more applications. KolibriOS is also called Kolibri.
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