Who has tried the graphical operating system MENUET?
It is also an operating system installed on a single 1.44" floppy disk!
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Here is its introduction:
When operating systems are mentioned, especially graphical operating systems, people always think of things like Windows and Linux that take hundreds of megabytes or even over a gigabyte. Actually, anyone who has studied operating system principles knows that to implement a simple operating system, you really do not need that much code (of course, don't expect this kind of operating system to do too many things).
The free MENUET is exactly such a simple operating system. What is most surprising is that this operating system, designed specifically to fit on a single 1.44" floppy disk, can actually provide a graphical user interface. This 32-bit operating system written in assembly language has the characteristics of a clear structure, being suitable for programming, speed, and stability. MENUET is still under development at present, and only has some simple functions, such as a CD player. In summary, its functions and features include:
·Graphical interface, supports up to 16-bit true color and 1280x1024 resolution
·True multitasking and multithreading
·Fits on a single 1.44MB floppy disk
·Provides programming support for C language
·A full-featured windowing system, etc.
People on our forum really do have a spirit of contribution!
It is also an operating system installed on a single 1.44" floppy disk!
Open attachment
Here is its introduction:
When operating systems are mentioned, especially graphical operating systems, people always think of things like Windows and Linux that take hundreds of megabytes or even over a gigabyte. Actually, anyone who has studied operating system principles knows that to implement a simple operating system, you really do not need that much code (of course, don't expect this kind of operating system to do too many things).
The free MENUET is exactly such a simple operating system. What is most surprising is that this operating system, designed specifically to fit on a single 1.44" floppy disk, can actually provide a graphical user interface. This 32-bit operating system written in assembly language has the characteristics of a clear structure, being suitable for programming, speed, and stability. MENUET is still under development at present, and only has some simple functions, such as a CD player. In summary, its functions and features include:
·Graphical interface, supports up to 16-bit true color and 1280x1024 resolution
·True multitasking and multithreading
·Fits on a single 1.44MB floppy disk
·Provides programming support for C language
·A full-featured windowing system, etc.
People on our forum really do have a spirit of contribution!







