Operator OS
Technical operator-themed portfolio with OS-inspired interface design.
Main Features of Operator OS
How to Use Operator OS in Next.js
Installation Guide for Operator OS
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
terminalColor | string | #00ff00 | Terminal text color (typically green). |
backgroundColor | string | #0a0a0a | Terminal background color. |
enableTypingEffect | boolean | true | Enable typing animation effects. |
fontFamily | string | monospace | Font family (monospace for terminal feel). |
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When to Use
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Frequently Asked Questions
QCan I use color images?
The 'Operator' aesthetic works best with stylized, high-contrast or monochromatic imagery that fits the low-fi technical theme.
QIs the typing effect global?
Yes, the `enableTypingEffect` prop triggers a sequential reveal for all primary headers and terminal logs to simulate real command input.
QHow were the 'Windows' made?
The interface uses a localized 'Window' architecture where content lives in collapsible, terminal-style modules with technical meta-tags.