Bludot is an online OS similar to amoebaOS if you have heard of it. Its been in progress for about a year and a half. So far only one person has been creating this. Me. I hope to make life easier with being able to make possible a fast online and offline OS. With this OS you can edit files, create files, make a network, create apps, and most of all: have access to all your apps, files, and OS from anywhere. It is accessible from a mobile device and laptop/desktop. Here is a ling with pics of it: https://www.facebook.com/ApfelsineOS . That was the previous name and somethings are out dated. The current version is live right now and anyone can sign up. By the way....I am looking for help with this. If anyone knows javascript, php, and nodejs.

thanks...i hope this is in the right section.

You need to warn people before your site auto downloads some random EXE to peoples computers. I went there and it downloaded MPLAYER.EXE.

Sorry, but im not opening it since:
A. You only have 1 post, and its this
B. The site looks fishy

Just posting as a warning to other members worried about random downloads and stuff.

What i would suggest is you remove the auto download and simply add a link to the required download.

A question - how do you want to boot an online OS? You cannot boot a set of scripts and webpages...

Well, I checked the links, and it looks like it is based on the iPad/iPhone user interface, especially given the presence of the Safari icon (unless I'm confusing it with Android, since I don't really use those mobile operating systems anyway).

Personally, though, I think that it would be really interesting to see if Microsoft could possibly create an entirely cloud-based version of Windows (possibly "Windows Cloud 8", "Windows Phone 8" for cloud, or both). However, in that case, I don't see them using Flash, but rather Hyper-V (in other words, more like a remote desktop than an actual browser-based operating system).

Onlive did this.
Onlive desktop allows the user to use Windows 7 free. Not sure how its legal, but its still active. I have an account.

Really? How long have they been doing this? I will say this, though, that Microsoft's Hyper-V method is probably the most effective that I've seen for distributing Windows sessions over the Internet.

It seems the download link listed on the facebook link is down; goes to a place holder site.

Somewhat unrelated, Being that most Android stuff is open source, I think it would be cool to have something other than just a 'custom rom' available for phones that can be flashed after rooting. A 'for real' custom OS built on *nix for a phone would be such a power house. Of course thats a whole nother can of worms though.