In this video I tried out KolibriOS, an operating system that is so small it can fit on a single 1.44mb floppy disk!

KolibriOS: https://kolibrios.org/en/

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Calibri OS is a highly optimized operating system that fits in just 1.44 MB and can run on very old hardware, such as the original Pentium with minimal RAM. It's entirely written in Assembly Language and is a fork of MenuetOS. The author shares their experience of downloading, preparing, and running Calibri OS on an IBM Aptiva from 1998. Despite some initial hardware challenges, the system runs with a full-featured desktop environment, although it lacks modern support, making it impractical as a daily driver compared to more flexible systems like Tiny Core Linux.

A Modern Operating System in 1.44MBs