1.
Foreword
2.
Frequently-asked questions
3.
Project
3.1.
Roadmap
3.2.
Development
3.3.
Hardware requirements
4.
Concepts
4.1.
Applications
4.2.
Libraries
4.3.
Users
5.
Features
5.1.
The balancer
5.2.
Crash saves
5.3.
Domains
5.4.
Encryption
5.5.
Freeze-prevention system
5.6.
Parental control
5.7.
Sandboxes
5.8.
Synchronization
6.
Technical
6.1.
Overview
6.2.
The controller
6.3.
Developer mode
6.4.
Devices
6.5.
File formats
6.6.
I/O manager
6.7.
Multi-platform management
6.8.
Performances
6.9.
Pre-compiling applications
6.10.
Processes
6.11.
The registry
6.12.
Services
6.13.
The shell
7.
User Experience
7.1.
Desktop environments
7.2.
Notifications
7.3.
Sound
8.
Specifications
8.1.
Applications and libraries
8.2.
Applications
8.3.
Libraries
8.4.
Filesystem
8.5.
Storage permissions
8.6.
The boot process
8.7.
Update processes
8.8.
Permissions
8.9.
Containers
8.10.
The registry
8.11.
Vocabulary
8.12.
The shell
8.13.
Shell scripting
8.14.
Crash saves
8.15.
Services
8.16.
Translations
8.17.
Kernel
8.17.1.
Hardware
8.17.2.
Memory
8.17.3.
Processes
8.17.4.
Scheduling
8.17.5.
Data structures
8.17.6.
Kernel-process communication
8.17.7.
Inter-process communication
8.17.8.
Signals
8.17.9.
System calls
8.18.
Integration services
8.18.1.
Desktop environments
8.18.2.
File managers
8.18.3.
File openers
8.18.4.
Filesystem interfaces
8.19.
Driver services
8.19.1.
Storage driver service
8.20.
System services
8.20.1.
sys::fs
8.20.2.
sys::fsh
8.20.3.
sys::hw
8.20.4.
sys::perm
8.20.5.
sys::net
8.20.6.
sys::crypto
8.20.7.
sys::crashsave
8.20.8.
sys::hydre
8.20.9.
sys::app
8.20.10.
sys::process
9.
Applications
9.1.
Astral
9.2.
BareEnv
9.3.
Blackhole
9.4.
Central
9.5.
Cloudy
9.6.
Comet
9.7.
Gravity
9.8.
Locky
9.9.
Milkshake
9.10.
Monitor
9.11.
Nova
9.12.
Particle
9.13.
Pluton
9.14.
Postal
9.15.
Reader
9.16.
Registry
9.17.
Rocket
9.18.
ShootingStar
9.19.
Skyer
9.20.
Sonata
9.21.
Stellar
9.22.
Thinker
9.23.
TimeTravel
9.24.
Vortex
Light
Rust
Coal
Navy
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NightOS documentation
TimeTravel
TimeTravel is the backup and versioning program of NightOS.