Editing MenuetOS (section)

== Features ==
MenuetOS development has focused on fast, simple, efficient [[implementation]]. MenuetOS has networking abilities, and a working [[TCP/IP stack]]. Most of the networking code is written by Mike Hibbett.

The main focus of Menuet has been on making an environment for easy assembly programming, but it is still possible to run software written in [[high-level programming language]]s on the assembler core. The biggest single effort towards high-level language support is Jarek Pelczar's work in porting [[C standard library|C libraries]] to Menuet.

The GUI at version 0.99 supports [[display resolution]]s up to {{nowrap|1920 x 1080}} ([[24-bit color|16 million colours]]) with window transparency. The OS has support for several classes of [[USB 2.0]] peripherals. MenuetOS ships with the [[shareware]] versions of ''[[Quake (video game)|Quake]]'' and ''[[Doom (1993 video game)|Doom]]''.<ref name=golem/>

For disk access, MenuetOS supports the [[File Allocation Table#FAT32|FAT32]] file system.<ref>{{in lang|ru}} Яков Уваров (30 August 2005) [https://old.computerra.ru/softerra/224752/ Мал золотник, да дорог], [[Computerra]]</ref> Write support is only possible to USB connected devices.

As of version 1.49.60, MenuetOS can be booted on [[UEFI]] machines as well using [https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/easyboot Easyboot].