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Python OS Boots Up

A new operating system has been developed that boots directly into a Python interpreter, offering a unique approach to computing.

This OS, created using an LLM, runs on x86-64 platforms or in QEMU. It provides two build options: a GUI mode or an interpreter-only version.

The system includes UNIX-like commands for OS and disk interaction, reminiscent of older BASIC-based systems.

While currently more of a novelty, the developer hopes the concept might be further developed, similar to other OS projects that feature BASIC interpreters.

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