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OS that uses Minceraft as a Desktop Environment. \
Now it only starts minceraft and does nothing.
## Screenshots
Title Menu
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6895b0e6-5770-4144-82e5-68b5c87284b2)
## How to use
IDK bro just do what you want that's it \
You can use creative worlds as workspaces, books as files and chests as directories XD. \
Maybe one day there will be a terminal blocks that could run commands and start xorg windows!
## How to burn ISO to disk
Precompiled images: [Latest release](https://github.com/MeexReay/minceraftOS/releases/tag/latest)
To burn live-cd iso to disk use:
```
sudo dd if=/path/to/minceraftOS.iso of=/dev/<disk_id> status=progress
```
To find out your `<disk_id>` (ex. sda), use `lsblk` or `fdisk -l`
For now, there is no read-write mode, only live-cd
## How to make ISO file
### Preparing minceraft
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### Creating ISO file
Use `mkiso` script to create ISO file. Result will be in `output/` directory.
Use `mkiso` script to create ISO file. Result will be in the `output/` directory.
Script compiles it only for x86_64, but I think it's not really hard to make it compile for any other architecture
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Finally, you can forget all above and use just `[ -d data/mine ] || ./mkmine; sudo ./mkiso`
## How to burn ISO to disk
To burn live-cd iso to disk use:
```
sudo dd if=/path/to/minceraftOS.iso of=/dev/<disk_id> status=progress
```
To find out your `<disk_id>` (ex. sda), use `lsblk` or `fdisk -l`
For now, there is no read-write mode, only live-cd
## How to use
IDK bro just do what you want that's it \
You can use creative worlds as workspaces, books as files and chests as directories XD. \
Maybe one day there will be a terminal blocks that can run commands and start xorg windows!
## Roadmap
- [ ] Change name of os everywhere