Inferno DS rev 165 – Inferno OS for the DS
Want to test out different operating systems on your DS to see which cool new apps you can fiddle with on a handheld console? You may want to add the Inferno DS to your list, since the port of the Inferno OS promises different functions that take advantage of the DS’ hardware, such as VoIP. More details in the full article.
Download: Inferno DS rev 165
Those who want to experiment with homebrewed operating systems on the Nintendo DS may want to check out Inferno DS, a port of the Inferno Operating System. To those who aren’t familiar with the OS, Inferno is a system that focuses primarily on the support of distributed services, with its applications written in the Limbo programming language.
Inferno DS, however, is built with the focus on using the DS’s different hardware capabilities in mind, such as the touchscreen and Wi-Fi among others to come up with new and innovative applications. So far, the team behind the Inferno DS project (comprised of noah.evans, saoret.one, caerwynj, and mech…@ueber.net) has several cool ideas for programs in mind, such as VoIP, programs for accessing media, and more.
The download link below does not include a readme file. For further information as well as relevant notes on the Inferno DS project, check out the Via link to access its Google Code page.
Download: Inferno DS rev 165
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