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OS.js OS.js is an open-source web desktop platform with a window manager, application APIs, GUI toolkit, filesystem abstractions and much more. Backing/Donations: Github sponsorship, Patreon, OpenCollective, LibrePay, PayPal, Bitcoin Support: Chat, Forums, Twitter, Facebook Introduction This is the OS.js base repository that you can use as a template to make your own distributions, installations and development environments. Try it yourself Visit the official demo for a preview version. Please note that some features are disabled and might be outdated or unavailable at times. !ScreenShot Documentation See the official manuals for articles, tutorials and guides. There's also a contribution guide if you want to contribute to this project. Installation OS.js runs on http://localhost:8000 by default. Using a pre-made image You can use the official Docker base image to run OS.js without downloading this repository. This image is based on this source code and comes with a minimal setup. bash docker run -p 8000:8000 osjs/osjs:latest Using this repository Clone the master branch: You can also download an archived version (ex. zip file) instead of using git. bash git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/os-js/OS.js.git cd OS.js Docker Compose installation The easiest way to install is to use Docker Compose. This allows you to run a single command to set everything up: bash docker-compose up Local installation You can also install this directly onto your system by using the following set of commands. NOTE: Requires Node v10 (or later. node 17 not currently supported without workaround). bash Install dependencies npm install It's recommended that you update dependencies npm update Optionally install extra packages: For a list of packages, see https://manual.os-js.org/resource/official/ npm install @osjs/example-application Discover installed packages npm run package:discover Build client npm run build Start serving npm run serve