Native Oberon Operating System Native Oberon Operating System Native Oberon is an operating system based on the ETH Oberon system. Native Oberon is written in the original Oberon language designed by Niklaus Wirth . The Design of an Operating System and Compiler , Addison-Wesley, 1992. The system is completely modular and all parts of it are dynamically loaded on-demand. Persistent object and rich text support is built into the kernel.
Many useful applications are available, and the system has been used to build embedded systems.
The LNO version of Native Oberon runs on Linux, but is binary compatible with PC Native Oberon. It was created by replacing a few low-level modules of the system with Linux implementations. Peter Matthias updated Linux-based Native Oberon . This will make its way to the next beta release. Error when generating new disk file fixed, and LinuxFS support improved.