kaansenol5/vibeos — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a hobby operating system from scratch for ARM64 that can run in QEMU and also on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. I want it to feel like a tiny desktop OS, with a boot screen, mouse and keyboard support, draggable windows, a dock, a menu bar, and a simple macOS inspired look.

It should have a basic kernel, multitasking, memory management, interrupts, a FAT32 filesystem, and a way to boot either into the desktop or a shell. Include useful apps like a terminal, file manager, text editor, calculator, system monitor, music player, simple web browser, a small coding IDE, MicroPython, a tiny C compiler, and DOOM if I add the WAD file myself.

Please make the build flow simple with Makefile commands to create a disk image, run it in QEMU, and build or install it for the Pi. Include clear usage docs and notes for missing vendor files or setup steps. Look up current docs online if you need to.