SiliconForested says AI created a bootloader and an entire operating system out of mostly assembly called se30os, with Ethernet, Telnet, and most importantly the Omarchy ttfx screensavers, at 72kb and running very fast; the video frame is a beige Macintosh SE/30 with a dark CRT, rainbow Apple mark, and the top edge of a matching keyboard.
BillHeyman posts "SNEAK PEEK: First native 64-bit (!!!) OS/2 apps ever, built and running on Omarchy." and "Coming soon... 😉", adding "Oinos2 = Oinos2 is not OS/2"; the still is four windows titled "Starfield" (with "Warp 1.2"), "Fire - palette animation", "Bezier - GpiPolySpline", and "Plasma - colour cycling", over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills.
mewset says when they updated to Omarchy 4 it wiped their custom screensaver, which had "m0s" sitting above OMARCHY in the "same-isch block font". Opus 5.5 checked for an old snapshot first and found nothing, so it studied the OMARCHY letters, worked out the font, and redrew m0s in the same style: "I didn't tell it to, it just did it on its own." They add "Honestly better than the one i made myself."; the still is glowing teal block-pixel lettering, the redrawn m0s above "OMARCHY", on a near-black background.
BillHeyman posts a sneak peek: "This is a real OS/2 32-bit app... running unmodified on Omarchy." and "The past comes alive."; the still is an "HPcalc 41C" calculator window with File, Edit, and Functions menus, a "0.0000 00" display, a "DEG" button, and rows of gray keys with yellow labels, over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills.
