Future Star Technologies, Inc.

Star-Blade OS

Star-Blade OS is a proprietary desktop and server operating system developed by Future Star Technologies, Inc. SBOS includes Desktop and Server editions, the Star System Kernel, the Star-Blade File System, SBOS userland, native .sba applications, compatibility paths for supported Windows, Linux, and macOS applications, application isolation, diagnostics, provisioning, updates, and server administration components.

SBOS is currently privately distributed and is not publicly downloadable. This site documents SBOS; it does not provide downloads.

What SBOS is Technical reference Server reference FAQ
Desktop Boot, login, apps, files, browser use, media, games, development, settings, updates, and maintenance.
Server Server Suite, App Collections, FST ID, SBGS, SBN, hosting, mail, files, containers, backup, and virtualization.
Applications Native .sba packages and compatibility applications remain separate paths with app-local state.
Architecture Immutable system core, staged updates, app boundaries, diagnostics, provisioning, and recovery.

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SBOS is not a Linux distribution, a Windows clone, or a full virtual machine for every application. Earlier Linux-based work belongs to the prototype and research period. Current SBOS is a proprietary operating system with its own kernel, filesystem, userland, application model, compatibility systems, and administration services.

When an application opens, SBOS identifies what it is, prepares the environment it needs, applies policy, starts it, and keeps lifecycle state for repair, reset, updates, diagnostics, movement, removal, and recovery.

Core references

Technical

Architecture reference

Kernel, SBFS, immutable core, native apps, compatibility flows, isolation, provisioning, updates, diagnostics, and virtualization.

Compatibility

Windows, Linux, and macOS applications

Installers, launchers, dependencies, profiles, gaming, anti-cheat-sensitive software, creative tools, development tools, media, and limitations.

Desktop

Interactive use

Shell behavior, System Menu, dock, mini-docks, browser use, files, media, gaming, VR, capture, containers, VMs, settings, and maintenance.

Server

Infrastructure operation

Server Suite, App Collections, FST ID, SBGS, SBN rights, hosting, mail, file services, containers, native hypervisor, backup, remote access, and monitoring.