I think you're confusing what an OS is with what goodies an OS distribution can be packaged with.
For example, VAST is a linux based network security assessment distribution based on Mint. It has lots of applications bundled together for network security testing ... but it is NOT a "security tools OS".
So aren't you really compiling a repository of chess software and bundling it together ... as opposed to actually doing something significant with an Operating System kernel (or even UI, look-and-feel) to warrant saying you want to make a "OS"?
Chess.com Community,
I just had an idea to create an chess OS.
But I can't find anything great over internet.
So, would you like to demand/suggest any softwares for it?
Note: I will provide it for free on a link that will soon be created, so I can not add anything paid, or simply can not pay. There are no sponsors so it is an independent project. Anyone can also donate software if he/she has redistributable licence, though I'd never demand any paid software if I'm not well acquainted with anyone and don't suggest it.
Note: The software must support 32-bit RPM based Linux. It means that it should have .rpm package for 32-bit Linux OS. Or source tarballs would work, but I'd need testers for that.
Anyone who wants to suggest anything or would like to test it is welcome. Kindly speak it right here in this thread.
I'm trying for it to have an exclusive chess server, and also am looking for some chess ebooks that are free.
All sorts of ideas are welcome.