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  1. github.com › crcollins › pyOSGitHub - crcollins/pyOS: A simple pure Python OS.

    A simple pure Python OS. Contribute to crcollins/pyOS development by creating an account on GitHub.

  2. pypi.org › project › Py-OSPy-OS · PyPI

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    This is a python port of a Typescript OS I created for the Fall 2018 Operating Systems class. The Base OS for that class was provided and can be found here. A direct port of the Base OS in python can be found under releases as version 1.0.0

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    To run the OS it must be installed. It can be installed either from pypi or from the source code of the directory.

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    To develop the PyOS it would be a nuisance to install each time a change is made, to avoid this use a python virtual environment. To create a Virtual environment or venv use the following command python3 -m venv/path/to/new/virtual/environment The path should be pointed at this repository. To enter a venv that already exists navigate to the bin dir...

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    To publish the latest release of the build to pypi run the following recipe: make release. This will test, build and publish the release to pypi.

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  3. github.com › Captian-obvious › PyOS_LinuxGitHub - Captian-obvious/PyOS_Linux: A Python-Centered and Python...

    PyOS Linux (also known as PyNux) is a python-centered linux distribution designed to be lightweight, performant, and is written almost entirely in python..

  4. pypi.org › project › pyospyos · PyPI

    pyos is a package that lets you interact with your python objects as though they were files on your filesystem. You can use familiar linux commands, save, load, and manipulate objects with pyos.

  5. pyos.readthedocs.io › enWelcome to pyOS’s documentation! — pyOS 0.8.0 documentation

    pyOS is a library that lets you interact with your python objects as if they were files on your filesystem. You can use familiar shell commands like ls, mv, cat, rm, find, and more, with powerful and fast features.

  6. docs.python.org › 3 › c-apiOperating System Utilities — Python 3.12.4 documentation

    3 days ago · Learn how to use the Python C API functions for operating system operations, such as file system paths, signals, stack checking, and locale encoding. See the syntax, parameters, return values, and examples for each function.

  7. github.com › askvictor › pyosGitHub - askvictor/PyOS: A Linux-based OS that does just Python...

    PyOS is a Linux-based operating system that runs only Python and its libraries on boards like Raspberry Pi, CHIP, or VoCore. It allows users to write and debug Python code easily and access OS features via Python modules.