Operating System Apps and Services

Doky is a Linux-based cloud operating system designed to provide a seamless and accessible computing experience through web browsers. It integrates essential productivity tools, file management, and collaboration features, all accessible from anywhere with an internet connection.

Knoppix is a versatile, bootable Live Linux distribution that runs directly from a CD, DVD, or USB drive without installation. It offers a comprehensive collection of GNU/Linux software and is ideal for system rescue, data recovery, and trying out Linux.

BartPE (Barts Preinstalled Environment) was a free, discontinued lightweight operating system based on Windows XP/Server 2003. It allowed users to create bootable Live CDs or USB drives for system maintenance, recovery, and troubleshooting.

Remix OS is an Android-based operating system designed for personal computers, offering a familiar desktop experience with access to a vast library of Android applications. It aims to bridge the gap between mobile and PC by providing multi-window support, taskbar functionality, and keyboard/mouse optimization.

Windows Phone was a family of mobile operating systems developed by Microsoft, designed as a successor to the long-standing Windows Mobile platform. It aimed to offer a distinct user experience centered around a 'Metro' design language, emphasizing typography and iconography.

Doky is a Linux-based cloud operating system designed to provide a seamless and accessible computing experience through web browsers. It integrates essential productivity tools, file management, and collaboration features, all accessible from anywhere with an internet connection.

Knoppix is a versatile, bootable Live Linux distribution that runs directly from a CD, DVD, or USB drive without installation. It offers a comprehensive collection of GNU/Linux software and is ideal for system rescue, data recovery, and trying out Linux.

BartPE (Barts Preinstalled Environment) was a free, discontinued lightweight operating system based on Windows XP/Server 2003. It allowed users to create bootable Live CDs or USB drives for system maintenance, recovery, and troubleshooting.

Remix OS is an Android-based operating system designed for personal computers, offering a familiar desktop experience with access to a vast library of Android applications. It aims to bridge the gap between mobile and PC by providing multi-window support, taskbar functionality, and keyboard/mouse optimization.

Windows Phone was a family of mobile operating systems developed by Microsoft, designed as a successor to the long-standing Windows Mobile platform. It aimed to offer a distinct user experience centered around a 'Metro' design language, emphasizing typography and iconography.