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Kalos Likes Computers
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I'm Chris Kalos, I like computers
Obscure OSes You've NEVER Heard Of
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If you’re no stranger to the world of weird operating systems, you’ve heard of the popular ones like Temple OS, Hannah Montana Linux, Red Star OS, and so on. But what if I told you that was barely scratching the surface of the iceberg?
In this video, I'll be looking at 6 obscure operating systems of increasing obscurity: ReactOS, Redox OS, helloSystem, Haiku, ToaruOS, and SerenityOS.
=| Links |=
Discord: discord.gg/3V99F4cxFR
Website: www.chriskalos.xyz/
ReactOS: reactos.org/
Redox OS: www.redox-os.org/
helloSystem: hellosystem.github.io/docs/
Haiku: www.haiku-os.org/
ToaruOS: toaruos.org/
SerenityOS: serenityos.org/
=| Chapters |=
00:00 Intro
00:58 Sponsor
02:40 PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
03:12 ReactOS
05:46 Redox OS
08:41 helloSystem
10:38 The helloSystem Experience™
16:31 Kalos rips into helloSystem some more
17:38 Haiku
20:48 ToaruOS
24:45 SerenityOS
29:26 Outro
=| Attributions |=
Nearby explosion with debris.wav by juskiddink -- freesound.org/s/108641/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Magic Wand Glitter by qubodup -- freesound.org/s/211624/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
VHS VCR Static Noise and Glitches by SkyernAklea -- freesound.org/s/508187/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
= | Disclaimer |=
This video was sponsored by Brilliant.
All opinions within the video are my own.
You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription!
If you’re no stranger to the world of weird operating systems, you’ve heard of the popular ones like Temple OS, Hannah Montana Linux, Red Star OS, and so on. But what if I told you that was barely scratching the surface of the iceberg?
In this video, I'll be looking at 6 obscure operating systems of increasing obscurity: ReactOS, Redox OS, helloSystem, Haiku, ToaruOS, and SerenityOS.
=| Links |=
Discord: discord.gg/3V99F4cxFR
Website: www.chriskalos.xyz/
ReactOS: reactos.org/
Redox OS: www.redox-os.org/
helloSystem: hellosystem.github.io/docs/
Haiku: www.haiku-os.org/
ToaruOS: toaruos.org/
SerenityOS: serenityos.org/
=| Chapters |=
00:00 Intro
00:58 Sponsor
02:40 PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
03:12 ReactOS
05:46 Redox OS
08:41 helloSystem
10:38 The helloSystem Experience™
16:31 Kalos rips into helloSystem some more
17:38 Haiku
20:48 ToaruOS
24:45 SerenityOS
29:26 Outro
=| Attributions |=
Nearby explosion with debris.wav by juskiddink -- freesound.org/s/108641/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Magic Wand Glitter by qubodup -- freesound.org/s/211624/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
VHS VCR Static Noise and Glitches by SkyernAklea -- freesound.org/s/508187/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
= | Disclaimer |=
This video was sponsored by Brilliant.
All opinions within the video are my own.
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but if its too old and a raspberry pi is better thsn it, use rpi instead. rpi uses less power
Can this work for creating a server that’s accessible from a different location or does it only work for devices on the same network?
Iam pretty sure you are Greek ,your English is phenomenal ,how can you speak English so well ? (iam Greek and my English pronunciation sucks )
form + icone i am not able to selectthe OS file..?
YOU ARE THE BEST PERSON IN THIS WORLD FOR PROVIDING THIS GUIDE, LOVE YOU DUDE, KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DOING
Cool video! I been really happy with Chrome Remote Desktop :)
Hey Kalos (or anyone)! Any idea what to do if you can't map to the Samba network share from a macbook because it refuses to recognize the password? I've tried every combination of username, ip address\username I can think of and I'm certain that I'm entering the password correctly.
Would be nice to see an update on this now that VMWare Fusion is at v13.5, MS Officially supports it, and Fusion now has an easy install of MS Windows. And though Fusion was delayed, it is a very mature product, that heavily competed with Parallels for years. It is only since v12 that they have been offering a free version for personal use. Keep in mind that VMWare is a Virtualization POWERHOUSE, with 2023 revenues of $4.66BILLION vs Parallels $100 MILLION, though most of that is from Intel-based corporate developments and revenues. One caveat is that VMWare was purchased by Broadcom last Nov. 2023, so not sure of the impact of that.
I use Splashtop Access and its actually the best one i've ever used.
Man, you are so funny. The time you said, "I taught my mom how to use it and its officially mom proof", I died laughing out loud.
ssh, done. change my mind
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first off, falkon is way better than firefox. secondly i hate when people reveiw distros in virtual. just install on a cheap 120 gb ssd.
Nomachine?
"Yeah, let's do the opposite of what the recommended specs are!" "Wait, why is it not working?" I thought you liked computers!
I am most likely an idiot, but I can't get DuckDNS installed :/ I get stuck at entering vi duck.sh, a bunch of lines just appear. I pressed "i" to insert, pasted the next line of text, which has my subdomain. I am not sure if that's how I am supposed to do it. There is no duck.log file created either.
RustDesk>
Will this also work on 5G phones? In terms of private server cloud gaming when away from home
As a fellow Miami native I could tell you were from here before even the "dale" lol
Only thing I hate about ubuntu is that orange color. I know you can change it but why should I do more work if I can just download a different distro doing it all for me.
The computer you want to use has to be on, right? There's no option if you have no one to turn it on for you?
Why would you even run an OS that tries to emulate another OS (Windows) that actually works and has support for everything and drivers? This is just 4chan autism and an exercise in pointlessness :)
most of these "OS"es are just the same god damn Linux distro with a wallpaper and 4 pictures changed. Stop calling them an actual OS.. ANYONE can literally turn their OS into Hanna whatever BY CHANGING THEIR WALLPAPER... Are you STUPID?!?!?!
or just a public ip, duhhhh
Edge. Why?
Feels good.
I been trying to get a home server going so I can access my main pc from my laptop without having to worry about usbs transfering files and such. I'm going to give this a go ! You made it feel like its possible :) Also thanks for finding free alternatives, cant get myself to spend money on this !!
PC sekolah tiba2 tiada internet. Guru besar suruh guna internet di phone sendiri.. aku punya internet aku bayar dengan duit sendiri. Sori..
Id just simply flash a basic setup for work on an external ssd (maybe a usb but it wont last) though I just use linux so
Anydesk works better for me and is even faster. TeamViewer limited me so i had to change
Omg this is such an early video. LOL good stuff. It is cool to see where you started at. I will have to give this a try.👍
Can you make it so that TeamViewer loads at start up and is hidden?
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great video but one question when it comes to jellyfin is there any technique or "workaround" for storage because movies and tv shows are heavy on gb and my 500gb hd wont do much
anydesk is best!
2 years later this video still perfect!
I wonder what the "insane Debian" defaults you mention are. Debian, unlike most other distributions, precisely tends NOT to make decisions on behalf of the user and does not come with a gazillion of unnecessary utilities.
what about server OS with a gui on a web browser ? i believe it would avoid a lot of head aches
I thought you were going to showcase nomadBSD
You forgot about nomachine
I know this is an old video, but just a suggestion for a future video as it appears based off these comments no one really knows about this, but moonlight and sunshine are a god tier combo when it comes to this type of stuff.
So the wake on lan isnt to wake up the server? Its to wake up your home pc?
Really, a great video with warmth of knowledge and vibes
I followed the tutoriel my ip is by default static but couldn't login to my router settings to port forward and now wireguard data is not all working as it should(rx=0 and tx varies)
lol I have that same laptop!
yo who is she
Only works for Windows, but running Sunshine as a server and then Moonlight as the client (which is multiplatform) and then using Tailscale as a zero-configuration WireGuard VPN instead of leaving my entire home network unsecured has been awesome. And open source
Parsec is AMAZINGGGG! thank you so much for making this video and letting people know about this APP!!
where osakaOS
thats a cute gf
This brother save my old laptop with 1.5TB storage thank you