NovaOS
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Nova-OS
Nova-OS
That’s all for now.
NovaOS v1.0 is done after 3 days of developing, breaking, fixing stuff, redesigning some half of the interface, and wasting a lot of time trying to find those weird bugs.
It grew from being an experiment to a full-fledged desktop environment working inside the browser, equipped with its own applications, launcher, wallpaper options, notifications, music player, artificial intelligence, settings, and many other features.
I especially liked implementing Nova Command, Nova Music, and making the whole desktop feel like an actual operating system.
Working on this project definitely brought many insights and overall I’m quite satisfied with the result achieved in such little time.
For everyone interested to see the result yourself:
🔗 Live Demo: https://nova-os-encrypt.netlify.app/
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/rishitencrypt/Nova-Os
Thanks for following me during this journey.
Next project incoming.
Hi!!
NovaOS is becoming very close to that point where I can say that it’s “usable” and not just “project”.
The development of most of the key features is completed now, which means that I can finally start working on improving existing code rather than implementing new stuff. Right now, I’m working on cleaning up the user interface, making the windows behave better, redesigning Settings app, working on the taskbar and Nova Hub.
Also, now novaOS supports multiple live wallpapers and I have started adding some improvements to the stock apps to make them more functional.
Now, it’s almost all about bug fixing, UI adjustments and quality of life improvements.
hi!
Been working on NovaOS, a desktop environment I’m building in React. It’s not a real operating system, but more of a futuristic desktop experience with its own apps, live wallpapers, glassmorphism UI, and custom window system.
So far I’ve built a taskbar, start menu (Nova Hub), Notes, Explorer, Calculator, Nova AI, Nova Command, Settings, boot animations, and support for live video wallpapers.
Lately I’ve been focusing on making everything feel more polished and less like a prototype. Still plenty to improve, but it’s finally starting to feel like an actual desktop instead of a bunch of components thrown together.
now that looks like an os that you would expect in a spaceship
looking wayyy better than befour still lot of stuff to do
a big jump
basic structure almost done
making the basic structure of OS