Brain Computer Interface Operating System using EEG Device. This is a BCI Operating System Proposal for University. This project developed by the students of the uni.

1. VU’s Linux – The Brain Interface OS
VU’s Own Linux Distribution

3. Current Input Techniques

4. Special Case

5. Brain Computer Interface

6. Horrible?

7. Not Exactly

8. The OS from Pakistan
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9. Linux Introduction
What is Linux? A Small Introduction…

10. Top Linux Distros
Rank Distribution
1 Mint
2 Ubuntu*
3 Debian
4 openSUSE
5 Zorin
6 Korora
7 Fedora
8 Simplicity
9 Mageia
Source: http://distrowatch.com/

11. Some Market Statistics
What Market use? And Why?

12. Desktop OS Market Share

13. Server OS Market Share
 Snapshot from Wikipedia

14. Linux, the final frontier.

15. University Benefits
 First University of Pakistan have own Linux Distro
 Students have a more advanced Platform to make
practices on Linux and about OS
 More Job opportunities for those students who chose
VU’s Linux Distro as final project.
 We can have special clientage to sale OS Services
 Most stable release of VU’s Linux Distro can use to
sale

16. Other Special Features
 More User Friendly then other Linux Distributions
 Free of cost for the PC Users
 Graphical Process for Installing software
 Package Management tools already installed in it
 Our Linux Distro can easily support .EXE files
 More Stable then other Linux Distro
 Our Linux have media format supports by default
(Like Ubuntu is not supporting .MP3 files by default)
 Pakistan Pro OS that provide Regional Languages
and other Regional supports
 Education Supporting features for Students

17. Future Scope
VU Linux Distro can be transform as
 Server OS
 Mobile OS
 A stable and complete release use to sale for PC

18. Major Possible Clients
 Education Institutes because of Education related
features.
 Armed Forces that have issue to use Windows and
Other OS for the Hacking and Data leakage issues
 Robotics organizations who want there Own OS
 Medical Research Institutes for disable patients.

20. How to start?
2 options to Start this project

21. Linux From Scratch

22. Fork from Other Linux Distro

23. Best Method in my Opinion
 Fork from other Distro
 Easy and a quick method
 Need less sources and men
power
 Can gain benefit from others
experiences

24. The simple choices
 Free or non-free? By that we mean, do you want
your finished distro to be 100% free software
Free is best in the begging
 Live CD, installable, or both?
At the start Installable after that also Live CD
 Default Packages?
 KDE, Gnome, or something else?
 The desktop is the first thing people will see when they
start

25. 2 Stage Project
Make Linux
Distro
Make Linux
Desktop
For
BCI

27. GNOME 3.8

28. Unity (My Favorite)

29. CINNAMON (Recommendation)

31. Feasibility

32. Time Frame
 Students Team Training (2 Months)
 1st Milestone: Initial Desktop version release (1 Year)
 Target Education related User
 Initial build and compilation
 In house testing
 2nd Milestone: 1st Stable Release (2 Years)
 Community Updates
 Students Final Projects
 3rd Milestone: 2nd Stable Release (2 Years)
 Totally customize OS
 Different releases for different user groups

33. Team Required
 2 of our Respectful Teachers to lead us
 Approximately 5 to 10 Students
 Work voluntarily
 Have concept about
 Operating Systems Computer Programing GCC
Compiler
 Students of Final Project
 To chose Final project about Linux

34. Cost

35. Feel Free to Ask