Pick up the PulitePad and enter a browser-native world of files, applications, broadcasts, and consequences that persist after you leave.
PuliteOS is a fictional operating system that runs in your browser. It has its own process model, locks, and virtual file system. There’s an intranet too, including a fictional forum with posts dating back to 2001.
I started by writing about how to keep a memory alive, then spent a few years turning it into a running system. You piece together the story by exploring what users left behind and how the system responds to your actions.
For desktop and laptop browsers.
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