Experimental OS · In development
OrisonOS
OrisonOS evolves through verifiable phases inside an isolated environment. It prioritises reversible changes, security by default and no networking by default, with future distribution planned through a verified virtual-machine image.
Real state
Early development; no public distribution exists.
Current architecture
Linux environment with isolated execution in QEMU/KVM.
Demonstrated capabilities
Reversible changes and deterministic phase validation.
Current limits
No networking by default and no authorised VM image.
Milestone register
The record publishes verified project states only.
Security and isolation
Data-free public surface; isolated laboratory by default.
Verified capabilities
- Isolated execution in QEMU/KVM
- Reversible, verifiable changes
- Deterministic phase validation
- No networking by default
DISTRIBUTION / INACTIVE
No authorised artefact
This block will activate only when version, date, size, SHA-256, signature, format, requirements, notes and official mirrors are complete and validated.
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- Official mirrors
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Declared privacy
The public record collects no data. The documented laboratory operates without networking by default.
ORIGINS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Experimental origins
TempleOS and HolyC were created by Terry A. Davis. OrisonOS is an independent modernisation directed by Wilfre, with no official affiliation.