Demi OS was first started on Friday September 9th, 2005. It is a project based on a simple microkernel, that, although small, must be able to run 32-bit applications that other OS's can run. It is built from the ground up completly around its only integrated module - A GUI. From the very start of the kernel, it will be using color pixel-based graphics. It will never use text mode, once it is done with the bootloader. However, this does not mean the GUI is top-priority; In fact, much less. In the start, the graphics layer will simply have a simple 9x14 font system built on it.

Demi OS runs on any Pentium 1 or higher Computer with a 1.44MB floppy drive and at least 16MB of RAM. To run the non text-based interface, however, better stats will be required. It is projected to require at least 32MB of RAM to run the simple GUI, or even a few simple programs.

This project is the sole invention of Christohper J. Corsi (of Irmo Computers). It is also completly managed and maintaned by me. The source code is NOT under a public license, and is only for learning purposes.