A high-performance Linux-like desktop simulation environment built with Python 3.11 for Windows.

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Follow these steps to get ForzeOS running on your system:

1. Install Dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Note for Linux Users: If you are testing specific modules on a Linux kernel, ensure you have Python 3 installed:

   sudo apt install python3

3. External Requirements: To use video and editor features, you must install VLC Media Player and FFmpeg.

   • VLC Path Configuration: Ensure your VLC_PLUGIN_PATH is correctly mapped in your config: r"C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins"

4. Launch the System: Run the launcher to start the desktop space:

   python forze_launcher.py

Note: All .py files must remain in the same root directory for the system to link correctly.

• Kernel Simulation: ForzeOS System.py, forzeos_core.py
• AI & Hybrid Assistants: assistant_ai.py, assistant_ai_offline.py, hybrid_assistant.py (Manages memory via assistant_memory_large.json)
• Utilities: forze_audio_settings.py, forze_wikipedia.py, math_engine.py, forzeos_focus.py
• Web Integration: forzeos_pyqt_browser.py, forzeos_pywebview_process.py

ForzeOS utilizes compiled C++ for high-performance window management:

• forze_agressive_focus.cpp: Handles window priority and "aggressive" focus management for a seamless experience.

• forzeos_config.json: Central configuration file for paths, AI settings, and UI tweaks.
• forze_assets/: Directory containing system icons and AI stabilization assets.

• Toggle Focus: Control + Shift + M
• Navigation: Use Tab to cycle through elements and Esc to exit or go back.

ForzeOS is an evolving project. Feel free to fork, report issues, or submit pull requests!

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