[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > hey! > > i'm curious about all these new operating systems, > that all claim to be the next generation. > > there are many out there. plan9, hurd, eros, movitz. and many > vaporware projects as well, such as lainos. but they all want to > reinvent the wheel. i think this approach is wrong. instead, we > should try to attach the wheel to its vehicle, and make sure its > road is alright. not to mention; going the right way. > > a project where real unix would meet real life, or where open > source would meet open minds -- would have to make unix more human- > oriented rather than machine-oriented. and in addition to bringing > order to the chaos that was laid as the foundation for all unix > variants decades ago, it should also deal with new ways of > interacting with unix visually. for instance, in ways more > convenient than x, and its conventional graphical user interfaces > (though these won't go away any time soon). > > ofcourse we'd have to get out of the code-only rut, and try to > incorporate more natural elements from the ground up. such as > design, like that conceived through real life architecture etc. > having style doesn't mean it's commercial. > > i'm curious whether anybody would like to team up with me, to try > and map out the ideas for how a real next generation unix would be. > i'll soon have a pdf ready for those who are interested. in my > humble opinion, this would be a great way for you to make bsd the > way you've always wanted it. > > i guess that's it; > > -- siqo ambrosius
Spam, Troll - whatever. This has been sent to the FreeBSD list as well -- Best regards, Chris The man who has no more problems is out of the game.
