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Welcome to JNode.org, the website of the Java New Operating System Design Effort. JNode is a simple to use & install Java operating system for personal use. It runs on modern devices. Any java application will run on it, fast & secure! JNode is open source and uses the LGPL license. |
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firefox in jnode
Submitted by marti1125 on Mon, 07/26/2010 - 01:39.is possible run firefox in Jnode.
Problem building JNode
Submitted by Farok on Tue, 04/13/2010 - 17:37.Hello,
I have a problem building JNode checked out several hours ago using the Eclipse IDE. As I downloaded and imported the projects, Eclipse told me that all projects are missing the all/lib/classlib.jar. Upon that I tried to run the build script as it seemed to compile/load this thing, but it failed finding the command "if". I know exactly, that this problem is supposed to be really "noob", but I don't work with Ant that often and therefore I'm happy about every help I can get to fix that.
PS: I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum, but there's nothing like "Compile Problems", so I could not really post it elsewhere...
rgds Farok
stripped down version
Submitted by dinosoep on Tue, 04/13/2010 - 08:48.I am curently in the need of a stripped down version, a framework fa a java os.
Just the jvm getting started and running main.java without anything else.
So developpers can experiment with writing a new os from 'scratch'.
Bringing OSGi into discussion again
Submitted by Farok on Mon, 04/12/2010 - 19:40.Hello,
last time I did some research on the internet about whether there are some Java based operating systems out there. Finally I got to this one which looks most interesting to me, but it seems not to be developed very actively (just look at the last post times of the forums). As I'm an extreme OSGi enthusiast I looked for OSGi support at first, but all I saw was some few year old post about licencing issues with R3. Nowadays there is R4, which is published under EPL, and as far as I know this licence should be compatible with LGPL, or isn't it? When it is, I would really like you to consider using OSGi for JNode, as it would provide a straight-forward and standardized way of handling and deploying plugins as Jnode currently does in an IMHO quite strange way, adapting some things from OSGi and leaving out others. I don't know much about how JNode works exactly and actually I'm not the first who wants to see OSGi in JNode, but I think it could push JNode alot and could bring a lot of additional clearity having all the components, except some core components in order to boot and run some OSGi framework, in bundles.
rgds Farok
Has someone tried to boot from USB pen drive?
Submitted by Xianwen Chen on Tue, 01/26/2010 - 08:12.I'd like to know 
