CA is an technolyzed operating system (TOS) for windows, build by CA SOFTWARES.
TOS stand's for technolyzed operating system which mean it does not need any virtual machine to boot the software.
- Windows 8+
- Ram : 2 Gb +
- Disc Storage : 500 Gb +
- Download CA Operating System From Here.
- Download CA SOFTWARES.zip file on your operating system and extract it.
- Now paste the folder on path (C:\Users\Admin\Desktop).
- If this path is not there in your operating system, first create it.
- Now open folder and click on setup.py file, it will setup and download all packages to run this operating system on windows.
- Click on Project CA and enjoy CA operating system
- CA is fully technolzed operating system (tos).
- CA is fully built by Python.
- CA does not require any virtual machine to boot.
- CA does not require any high specialized pc to run.
- CA does not require much space to run.
CA software has been licensed under Apache License Version 2.0 since v3.1.1. License information and copyright information can generally be seen at the beginning of the code:
/* Copyright (c) 2022, CA Development Team
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
* ...
*/
We sincerely thank you for your contribution, and welcome to submit the code through GitHub's fork and Pull Request processes.
First, explain the word Pull Request. Pull request means to send a request. The purpose of the developer initiating Pull Request is to request the repository maintainer to adopt the code submitted by the developer.
When you want to correct mistakes in other people's repositories, follow the following procedure:
- To fork someone else's repository is equivalent to copying someone else's information. Because you can't guarantee that your modification is correct and beneficial to the project, you can't modify it directly in someone else's repository, but first fork it into your own git repository.
- Clone code to your own PC local, create a new branch, modify bugs or add new features, and then launch pull request to the original repository, so that the original repository manager can see the changes you submitted.
- The original repository manager reviews this submission and, if correct, merge it into his own project. Merge means merging, merging the part of code you modified into the original repository to add code or replace the original code. So far, the whole Pull Request process is over.