aOS

Update 11/7/2016: aOS makes an attempt to optimise for usage on cell phones by automatically enabling Performance Mode.

aOS, or Aaron OS, is a JavaScript-based operating system for the Cloud. This app allows users to access aOS in fullscreen mode easily. aOS was designed for use in the Google Chrome browser, which makes Android the perfect platform to release on. Since Android Chrome supports right-clicking (hold finger for a few seconds), almost all features of the OS are available.

Is the OS displaying too large or too small? You can go to aOS Settings -> Screen Resolution to change the aOS screen size. After setting the screen size, make sure to zoom in or out (just like you normally would zoom a webpage) to have the OS fit on your page.

Is the app running slowly? Here's two solutions that might help...

Go to aOS Settings -> Performance, and Toggle Performance Mode. This will slow down background processes of aOS, in order to raise the framerate and performance of the UI. Note that this setting will need to be turned on each time the OS is started if you need to use it.

For an extra performance boost, you can also weaken or disable WindowBlur, in aOS Settings -> Windows. This will put less graphical strain on your device.

Looking for the desktop edition of aOS?
Here's a web link for you: http://aos.epizy.com/
Don't worry about losing your current OS! Stored in the cloud, aOS runs in your browser and has NO ACCESS to your base operating system.