Password is 0. To close a window, click either the hide/close buttons, or press [W]. Q&A: Q: Will this ever be finished? A: nope. Q: What do "themes" do? A: They can change the look and feel of the UI, from icons, buttons, taskbar, sound, and even the desktop layout itself! Q: Why is this called "NetuneOS"? A: At that time, I was thinking of a portmanteau of the words "Neptune" and "Net", and "Net-tune" just sounded good at that time. No further explanations.
This is a fork of an old OS sim of mine called "nostalgiaOS 8.1", the precursor to project:OS. This adds a few new features and makes the UI a bit cleaner overall. Release notes are available below. NetuneOS 8.3 -MAJOR: The login process now requires a "password" to login, and gets visual changes as well. (You can still enable the old "swipe to unlock" login in Settings) -Changed how "stopping" apps will work (will now terminate individually for each app, instead of all apps at once, even minimized ones) -More wallpapers. (Night Hills, Noon Hills, PINK, and Pride.) -The painting application now has a dedicated "Help" menu on how to use, as well as some visual changes. -Themes "Classic", "Simple", and "Aero" have been given their own visual refresh, along with new names for the first two, "Blocks Simple", and "Semi-Oliver". Previous release: NetuneOS 8.2 -MAJOR: Introducing themes! A new way to customize your OS. (Comes with Classic, New, Simple, and Aero themes.) -Added "minimize" button. Self-explanatory as to what it does. -Added a few wallpapers using pride flags as colors. (Bisexual, Non-binary, Transgender) -Added app name tips. -Added more comments to code. -Converted calendar variable display to sprite. -Redesigned music player, paint, and settings applications. -Removed most songs (especially old ones) to conserve space. Sound effects from KDE 3.3+, SUSE Linux 10, and Undertale.
