IDEs, CLI tools, and developer productivity
Most web OS projects are fake. Draggable windows with localStorage. So I built WebOS with proper kernel architecture, round-robin scheduling, and inode-based file systems. The browser now thinks it's Linux.
Started with a simple username/password form. Ended up debugging SAML XML and writing OPA Rego policies. One developer built a satirical site to capture the absurd complexity of modern authentication, and honestly, it's too real.
Most "web OS" projects are just draggable windows. This one has a kernel, process scheduler, memory fragmentation, and a Unix-style inode filesystem. It's not a UI skin. It's a constraint-driven system model that makes the browser obey actual OS rules.
Spent three days with InfiniteTalk instead of $1,100 on HeyGen. The result: unlimited-length talking videos that run entirely on local hardware. No API calls, no usage logs, no content moderation watching what you build.