The computer edition is what many people will think of when they think about OSes. As mentioned, there are a number of items that would have an OS that we don’t think about having an OS. However, if there is any needed interface and interaction with a computer, then an OS is definitely involved. The applications are numerous, but are as below:
- Application Store
- Calculator
- Checkers
- Chess
- Doc Scanner
- Doc Viewer
- K-AI
- K-Blog
- K-Calendar
- K-Circle
- K-Clips
- K-Clock
- K-Communicate
- K-Contacts
- K-Drive
- K-DVD
- K-Fax
- K-Find
- K-Flash
- K-Helper
- K-Journal
- K-Library
- K-Mail
- K-Messages
- K-Music
- K-Office
- K-Phone
- K-Photos
- K-Producer
- K-Programmer
- K-Radio
- K-Safe
- K-Screens
- K-Shredder
- K-Sounds
- K-Stamps
- K-Text
- K-VPN
- K-Wallet
- K-Weather
- K-Web
- K: Home
- K: LAMP
- K: NAS
- K: Networks
- K: PBX
- K: Vault
- Sentinel
- Solitaire
- Terminal
- TV App
- Update Manager
They are a lot of applications on the PC. And with all of these applications, you would be able to do just about anything you would need. As time goes on, and there might be an increase of more applications which descriptions can be found on other pages of this website. Anything that starts with a K is exclusive for Kal-OS. In some cases, you might be limited to how you use an app. For example, K-Circle will require other devices associated with your ID to work together. Such applications will be only available through the Kal-Apps Store. All other programs will be available on a public application repository, and a couple might require a subscription. For example, Sentinel is an Anti-Virus application designed to protect Linux computers. In addition, there might be a MacOS, and Windows version of this application, again – all with a subscription.