> Now we further extended our project in something hybrid of type but > surely not which have not been tried, i.e making an OS that can > feature both Windows capability and Linux capability at compatible > layer. I dedicated 2 months in R&D , just to see if the possibilty of > making such an OS was possible or not.
Windows is nothing but a modified UNIX having graphical shell. Many such proprietary stuff is available these days. It was MS Office which gave life to MS-DOS and Windows Operating System Environment. > systemcalls(using opensource technolgies) for a new hybrid kernel to support > the homogenous environment of both the OS(s). IEEE POSIX is necessary and sufficient enough. W32 is a nonstandard thing. So I decided not to make such an OS right now, but learn > about the kernels first and then to develop something hypothetical. > > So didnt anyone tried any OS/161, xv6 & pint OS or any other > thing ?.. Best way is - Open Tanenbaum books on OS. Be a good student. Work hard and play with some UNIX kernel on your PC, start with modules. -- Mohit Singh ------------------ Today's Imagination is Tomorrow's Innovation Today's Innovation is Tomorrow's Common Sense Today's Common Sense is Tomorrow's Nonsense -- l...@iitd - http://tinyurl.com/ycueutm
