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K@kromi.oneOct 15, 2026, 7:08 AM

KromiOS makes its own disk sounds: the click and clunk of a card going in and out, and a drive's hum and head steps while the card is read or written. No recordings: the system makes them itself. Settings › Sound switches them on and off.

#KromiOS #Amiga

Screenshot of KromiOS at 1920 × 1080: Settings, the Sound page. Disk sounds: on; a card going into the slot clicks, and coming out it clunks, as a 3.5-inch disk did. While reading and writing: on; the drive's hum and its head's steps.
K@kromi.oneOct 14, 2026, 12:07 PM

When an app on KromiOS stops answering for five seconds, its window gets a light veil and says "Not responding". Everything else keeps running. Ctrl+Alt+Escape opens Running apps from anywhere, and it tells you what an app hasn't saved before you end it.

#KromiOS

Screenshot of KromiOS at 1920 × 1080: the Running apps window lists three test apps; one is marked Not responding for 5 seconds and has an unsaved document, notes.txt.
K@kromi.oneOct 13, 2026, 2:42 PM

KromiOS keeps its home drive on the SD card in NetBSD's FFS format, with a journal, and reads it with its own code. Checked against NetBSD itself: 267 folders and files came out exactly as NetBSD wrote them, a 40 MiB file and Unicode names among them. So far on the Mac.

#NetBSD #KromiOS

K@kromi.oneOct 12, 2026, 6:28 PM

This is KromiOS, Kromi One's own simple, extendable OS. Its Terminal is a shell in the AmigaOS tradition: RAM: and assigns, command templates, tabs, completion, a Lua console, and Lua scripts as commands. A 1920 × 1080 screenshot from the emulator.

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#KromiOS #Amiga #retrocomputing

The KromiOS desktop at 1920 × 1080 in a light theme. A Terminal window with the tabs RAM: and System: shows a session: a Lua console working out 6 * 7 = 42, a calculator command adding 2 and 3, tab completion offering "ask" and "assign", a folder named Café made, entered and deleted, a short Lua script whose first comment line is an AmigaOS-style argument template (NAME/A, TIMES/K/N, LOUD/S), a file copied and deleted, and "lsit: unknown command" after a typo. The line being typed at the bottom is coloured. On the right are desktop icons for System, Home, Disk 1 and RAM; at the bottom, a dock with five app icons.