How we created our server OS: a step-by-step story of NiceOS Z
Hello everyone! We are the NiceOS development team, the next stage of project X - a workstation with a graphical interface). In our article, we will tell you how we created…
Operating Systems: Everything You Need to Know
Types of Operating Systems
SvarDOS: a modern incarnation of DOS with open source code and repository
I've always admired people who believe in the success of their developments. Often they implement all the planned goals and exceed the intended. Just imagine: to name…
28 years ago, the history of Windows CE began. Let's remember the past
On November 16, 1996, the Windows CE 1.0 operating system was born. It was fast, resource-efficient, adaptive — and became one of the drivers of the rapid development…
Release of Fedora Linux 41: new features after six months of development
Hello, tekkix! This is Viktor Sergeev from the MTS Digital special projects team. Well, six months have passed, and we got what we were promised — we waited for Fedora…
5 non-trivial Linux distributions you may not have heard of
Hello, tekkix! This is Viktor Sergeev, author of the special projects team at MTS Digital. I think there are practically no people here who have never worked with or…
Goodbye, Android: how Huawei is building its digital empire without Google and Microsoft
Hello, tekkix residents! This is Dasha Volkova from MTS Digital. Huawei is preparing for a decisive step - a complete abandonment of Android in its ecosystem. Work in…
Detailed look at Breadbox Ensemble. What could the advanced shell for MS-DOS do?
Hello, old hardware enthusiasts. This is Anton Komarov, and today we will study an IT artifact, one of whose names is Breadbox Ensemble. This is a graphical shell for…
Adapting fuzzing to find vulnerabilities
Fuzzing is a very popular software testing technique using random input data. There are a huge number of materials on the web about how to find software defects using…
Unusual beast: Desktop2 graphical shell for MS-DOS
Hello, tekkix! This is Anton Komarov from MTS Digital. Today, a bit of nostalgia again - let's talk about Desktop2.