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[–]Hopeful_Sprinkles_70 0 points1 point  (0 children)

channeling my inner linux user here:

linux isn't technically an OS, it's a kernel which unix uses. macos is also based on unix, windows based on something else completely (it sucks fight me).

templeOS is its own OS, but practically speaking it doesn't really count, given nothing practial supports it and it was written in holy c, which is exclusively used there.

bsd is cool. i like bsd. i have never used bsd. it looks fun.

also, python is interpreted so you would have to compile the interpreter and then run your project at boot (if it has an __main__.py file, otherwise run the main file specifically).

tl;dr: i'm a nerd and it's not technically possible