AstraOS runs a Linux shell on ARM
The BusyBox shell for ARM64 runs on AstraOS – programs can start other programs.
What is happening in AstraOS right now – one entry per tested step, with a date. Nothing invented, nothing promised that is not tested.
The BusyBox shell for ARM64 runs on AstraOS – programs can start other programs.
One download for Windows that opens AstraOS in a window. Nothing gets installed on your PC.
Programs written for AstraOS get real windows of their own.
The AstraOS browser loads websites over our own network software and shows headings and paragraphs.
AstraOS now also starts on ARM64 in a virtual computer – up to the desktop, with USB keyboard and mouse.
Windows like you know them: minimize, maximize, full screen (F11), search in the start menu and desktop icons.
The virus scanner of Astra Shield checks files while they are saved and recognises dangerous behaviour.
After a short detour over Linux, AstraOS returns to its own kernel – with a 64 MB memory rule.
The big picture: The AstraOS story.