LibreWin is an open source Windows compatible operating system.
Warning
This is free software and comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY!
I'm currently working on porting all Windows 2000 system calls!
- i386 CPU
- 20MB of RAM
- 32MB of Storage
- added support for new Windows NT functions
LibreWin combines the familiar Windows environment with the reliability and transparency of open-source software. It aims to provide full compatibility with Windows applications, ensuring your favorite games and programs run seamlessly. Originally, LibreWin aimed to develop a custom-built kernel. However, we have now decided to fork the existing Uinxed Kernel due to its stability and rich feature set. We are actively integrating our NT Executive Layer into this kernel, ensuring seamless Windows application support.
Note
LibreWin is NOT a recreation or clone of the Microsoft Windows NT kernel. Instead, we enhance an existing kernel by implementing our own NT executive layer, allowing Windows applications to run smoothly.
- An NT Clone
- A Windows 95 Clone (NT 4.0! Not 95, althought NT 4 is the NT version of 95.)
Dependence on a large corporation for an operating system is profoundly disturbing. The goal of LibreWin is to eliminate Windows' bloatware and privacy issues while maintaining full software compatibility. With the adoption of the Uinxed Kernel, we can accelerate development while focusing on refining the NT executive layer for optimal Windows application support.
You can join this project by simply doing so, literally. Anyone is welcome to contribute! You can:
- Submit a pull request with your contributions.
- Join the development discussion on Discord: DM
thurchito, if unable to do so, please open a github issue including your discord id so we can contact you.
To try LibreWin, you can either:
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Compile from source by running:
makeinside the
librewin/directory. -
Download a prebuilt binary from the Releases section.