Open Source Operating System Kernels

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    MeanOS

    MeanOS

    The smallest and the most powerful operating system.

    The first decentralized, artificially intelligent, MEAN.js stack, operating system. Mean OS is the only operating system hosted anonymous using a P2P network and a suite of non-standard in-browser delivery mechanisms. Mean OS is specifically designed to support both Brave and Tor but is compatible with all other major browsers. Mean OS is Proud to be a BRAVE and TOR supporter, be free!!
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    Project aim is to optmize the use of user quota on server over network or even on single m/c. Ths is done by makng user quota elastic, allowing user to extend his quota prvided that space will be gven bck whenevr OS needs it.
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    man-pages-hi

    Translation of man-pages to Hindi language

    About the project: We are trying to translate the man-pages to Hindi language. So far, we have succeeded in translating some of the man-pages from man1 module. There are in total 8 modules of man-pages in Linux and with the inception of our project we have tried our hands-on over converting man-pages from man1 module which is one of the 8 modules of man-pages of Linux. The man-pages sections are traditionally defined as follows: man1 - Commands (Programs) man2 - System calls man3 - Library calls man4 - Special files (Devices) man5 - File formats and conventions man6 - Games man7 - Conventions and miscellaneous man8 - System management commands Information regarding translation of man-pages in other languages can be found at: https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/translations.html
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