>someone literally based an OS on a web browser What if this

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>WinRAROS

> OS based on minecraft
> works fine for ten minutes
> then the sun goes down and the zombies come out

>>59441009
Windows is already OfficeOS.

>>59441009
>Indian operating system
>It's literally called poOS

>>59441009
No other programs fulfill a full role in the same way. Your examples are alright but you need to do research cite sources when editing docs sometimes, and get resources/brushes/fonts for heavy Photoshop use.

Maybe if Photoshop had a browser for that stuff added it could be an OS?

No single program other than a browser fulfills an entire use case.

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FirefoxOS
>OS extensions for ultimate non-Linux customization, but requires restarts because of memory leaks

>f.luxOS
>pic related

Browser-based OS is only a thing because of HTML and JS being surrogate of native GUI and API.

You cannot make anything more retarded than ChromeOS and usable at the same time without ruining commercial value. Of course you can write GUI in Excel but HTML and JS have most required functions of an OS.

>>59441009
>EmacsOS

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>buy a chromebook
>install templeOS

It's not an OS on a web browser.
ChromeOS is literally Gentoo.

>error-reporter-os
>or as some call it: macos

>>59441009
It works for the browser OS because they supplement other needs through the browser by using websites like Google Docs. Other things like an Office OS would be far less practical.

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>Microsoft Edge OS

But seriously, Chrome OS has Android apps now* so it's 99% as functional as Windows 10 for normies.

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already done.

>>59441067
kek