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I built a browser-based OS for managing my self-hosted server

I built a browser-based OS for managing my self-hosted server

via Dev.to JavaScriptRoque Ribeiro

I've been developing RoqueOS, a web desktop that connects to a self-hosted Docker backend. The idea is to have one interface for everything: terminal, file manager, Docker apps, remote access, VS Code, all accessible from any browser. Try it now: https://roqueos.com.br Server Mode (install guide + one-liner): https://roqueos.com.br/server What Server Mode offers: Docker App Store with 150+ apps (one-click install) Linux terminal with isolated Ubuntu containers per user VS Code in the browser with full filesystem access File manager with Google Drive, SMB, and NFS support Remote Desktop via RDP and VNC Remote browser running on the server (Playwright) Cloudflare Tunnels integration Built-in AI chat assistant There's also a standalone mode (no server needed) with basic apps like calculator, notes, paint, code editor, screen recorder, etc. You can try it at https://roqueos.com.br without installing anything. Stack: Vue 3 + Quasar (frontend), NestJS + TypeScript + SQLite + Docker (backend)

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