A lightweight, experimental operating system built for extreme efficiency.
Not Linux. Not Unix. Just minimal and fast.
Please note: Jellux is currently under active development and is provided as a technical preview only.
Jellux is a tiny, experimental operating system designed around simplicity and high performance on minimal hardware.
The goal is to create an efficient environment that runs smoothly on legacy machines without modern overhead.
Jellux is experimental, closed-source software in early preview. If you have questions or feedback, feel free to reach out via email.
| Processor | 80386 CPU minimum (Intel 80486 or higher recommended) |
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| System RAM | 1 MB to 2 MB minimum |
| Storage Device | IDE Hard Drive or Floppy Disk Drive (FDD) |
| BIOS Requirements | Enhanced Disk Drive (EDD) support & VESA VBE 2.0+ required |
Jellux completely bypasses modern file system bloat. Using our custom LDAT engine, the OS manages direct LBA sector allocations using minimal 3-byte magic header tags. It includes built-in program launching (.JEP), direct sector manipulation, and kernel-level guardrails preventing accidental destruction of core OS sectors.
Select an available build channel below (16-bit builds and add-on packs are disabled during early preview).
Selected: Jellux 32-bit (v0.6.6 Image)
After downloading jellux_v0.6.6.img, flash the raw disk image to a USB drive or Floppy disk:
jellux_v0.6.6.img as the target image file and click Write.Open a terminal and use the dd tool (replace /dev/sdX with your target disk node):
sudo dd if=jellux_v0.6.6.img of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress && sync
Have questions, bug reports, or feedback regarding the preview build?
jellux.dev@gmail.comNotice: Jellux OS and this website are currently under active construction.
Features are experimental and incomplete.