Building the “Internet Computer” | Ubuntu Summit 26.04 @UbuntuOS
Building the “Internet Computer” | Ubuntu Summit 26.04  @UbuntuOS
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if your entire computer lived in the browser, and the whole stack was open source?

Puter is an internet-based OS: a full desktop environment, filesystem, authentication, app hosting, and cloud services, all running in the browser and built in the open. In this talk, Puter's founder Nariman Jelveh walks us through how Puter is architected to feel like a native OS, while running entirely on the web, and why open source was the only way to build it right.

About Nariman
Nariman Jelveh is the founder of Puter, an open source internet-based OS that brings a full desktop computing experience to the browser. With a background in building developer-focused products, Nariman created Puter to reimagine what personal computing looks like in a connected world: free from proprietary lock-in, and accessible from any device.
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