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Rosehip

Reliable Operating System by Elisha Hollander Implemented in Python

Warning Only works on windows

There is also a version for linux, more specifically for ubuntu debian and mint.

There is also a version for web, which is not recommended

There is no version for Android but you can install Pydroid and download the source code, open os.py in Pydroid, then by running in the Pydroid terminal pip install pygame pyttsx3 pygame-gui Js2Py html2text markdown2 and pressing the play button on landscape mode you will enter Rosehip, from the programming apps only python, JavaScript and html are working on Android, and from the utilities only the Chrome app and the Camera app won't..

Since Android is built on linux you should be using the linux version of Rosehip mentioned above

You can run the .exe version from the releases section (not recommended):

Download the zip file named exe.zip then extract it then just double click on Rosehip.exe

This is not recommended due to the unstable state of Rosehip.exe

note: you don't need python to run Rosehip.exe

How to install the source version (recommended):

Download the project from the releases section or go there directly, extract the folder (or just git clone) then:

If you have python in your PATH:

Double click on a

Else:

Double click on b

How to use it:

If you're using a PC:

Double click on start

If you're using a laptop:

Double click on laptop_start

What can you do with it:

  • Press HOME button to open the menu bar or FN+LEFT_ARROW if you don't have any
  • Press INSERT button to open the painter
    • Scroll up and down to change the size of the brush
    • Scroll up and down while holding ALT button to change the color of the brush
    • Scroll up and down while holding CTRL button to change the shape of the brush

To do:

For developers:

If you want to use it as an .iso you can run another code I wrote but it's currently having some issues, as specified is the README...

Or you can either use the .iso builder for the linux version of Rosehip

For extreme developers:

If you want to create the .exe yourself you need to install cx_Freeze version 6.1 using pip install cx_Freeze==6.1 then change every os.path.realpath(__file__) to sys.executable you might need to use import sys then in the directory of os.py run:

from cx_Freeze import Executable,setup
setup(name='Rosehip',options={'build_exe':{'packages':['roin'],'include_files':['image.jpg',('musics','musics'),('images','images'),('apps','apps')]}},executables=[Executable('os.py',base='Win32GUI')])