My very own WebOS
- 3 Devlogs
- 6 Total hours
This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!
This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!
Hi guys this is devlog # 3 of eternia OS.
Added timezone-aware clock synchronization for taskbar and desktop widget
Added desktop icon drag-and-drop reordering and dock organization
Added persistent local Storage settings for theme, layout, and clock configuration
Added a full Settings app for theme, clock, sound, and display preferences
Overview
EterniaOS is a browser-based desktop experience built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It presents a polished futuristic OS shell inspired by a He-Man film aesthetic, with draggable windows, a dock, desktop launchers, and multiple mini-apps.
The latest version includes a new Settings application, persistent visual preferences, interactive timezone-aware clock behavior, desktop icon reordering, and a live draggable clock widget.
Included Mini-Apps & Features
app.js / index.html: Core OS shell, window management, and desktop environment framework.
calculator.js: Fully functional calculator utility application.
clock.js: Timezone-aware clock sync and interactive desktop widget.
gallery.js: Media and image gallery application.
game.js: Interactive mini-game module.
monitor.js: System performance and resource monitor.
music.js: Built-in audio player and sound manager.
notepad.js: Text editing utility for quick notes.
tasks.js: Task manager and productivity tracker.
terminal.js: Command-line interface simulator.
theme.js / style.css: Futuristic He-Man film aesthetic styling with persistent theme support.
Getting Started
Clone or open the project repository in your preferred environment (e.g., GitHub Codespaces).
Open index.html in a modern web browser or serve it using a local development server.
Or Visit https://5riniva5.github.io/EterniaOS/
Interact with the desktop environment, launch mini-apps from the dock or desktop, and customize your preferences via the Settings app.
⚡ EterniaOS Devlog: Milestone Update
Core & Architecture: Structured modular application components (app.js alongside individual tools like calculator.js, notepad.js, terminal.js, and theme.js) with responsive workspace layouts and automated GitHub Pages deployments.
Aesthetics & Themes: Implemented a dark neon glassmorphism aesthetic inspired by the 2026 He-Man film, complete with a real-time Theme Customizer (theme.js) for switching between Grayskull Blue, Eternia Green, Sorcerer Purple, and Magma Red accent matrices.
Apps & Utilities: Built fully functional desktop modules including a Jukebox, Quest Log, Scientific Calculator, Notepad, Cyberpunk Arcade Snake, Image Gallery, System Monitor, and OP Terminal.
Boot Polish: Added an immersive Power of Grayskull startup overlay with an animated Power Sword strike and a click-to-dismiss safety fallback to ensure smooth workspace loading.
Welcome to the first post of EterniaOS! I am thrilled to finally introduce EterniaOS, a polished, web-based desktop experience inspired by the 2026 He-Man film. So far, I have been focusing on the core aesthetic and functionality, including my signature “Power of Grayskull” feature, which allows users to energize open windows with a mystic neon pulse. I am incredibly excited to continue building out the system’s interface, themes, and fun, He-Man-themed applications. Stay tuned for more updates!