A repository for showcasing my knowledge of the Assembly programming language, and continuing to learn the language.
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A repository for showcasing my knowledge of the Assembly programming language, and continuing to learn the language.
👓️🔵️🐧️ LennyOS support repository for the Linux kernel
⚡️📻️⚡️💾️ CranberryOS is an operating system for signal jammers. It requires special permissions to use legally.
🕶️💾️ LennyOS is a highly customizable eyeglass operating system. Want to show off some laser eyes and improve focal abilities at the same time? LennyOS is there for you!
🔸️👓️💾️ Sticker support for the LennyOS operating system.
👓️🖲️💾️ The LennyOS operating system installation tool.
🧠️🖥️2️⃣️0️⃣️0️⃣️1️⃣️💾️📜️ The sourceCode:Assembly category for AI2001, containing Assembly programming language datasets
🪐️🖱️💾️ The official source repository for the OuterVM project, for emergency hardare/software tools that activates once your main pointer is trapped inside a window or virtual machine.
🔳️🔲️💾️ The official source repository for the Meadows Classical Developer virtual machine, a tool that enables Meadows to be emulated on a classical computer, instead of a Quantum Computer.
🔐️🇴.🇸🔏️📖️ The official source repository for LocksmithOS, a tiny offline operating system and environment for storing sensitive information (such as passwords) and for use on passkey devices, an alternative to Yubi keys, and storing passwords on your primary hard drive.
🍏️👓️1️⃣️💾️ The official source repository/separate repository for the archival and development of VisorOS 1.x, an open source remake of Apple's VisionOS (versions 1.x) Written in C, Assembly, Swift, and Objective-C. Part of the WacOS operating system project.
The Assembly Programming language IDE submodule for SNU Programming Tools (2D Mode)
🫐️🍓️🥾️ BerryBoot is a 3D, mass partition bootloader for the Raspberry Pi.
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