How would /g/ design a modern operating system from the ground up excluding limiting factors such as drivers and software.
>>100178956Just grab Linux
>>100178956Win95 aesthetic with no bloatware.Debate me.
>>100178956just install openvms
>>100178956Win11 but with all the legacy menus removed and a revamped Settings app where you can go into everything you need. Oh and all the bloated shit removed.
>>100178956I'd make it so that every part and operation can be interrupted and examined, possibly visualized, embrace Terry's motorcycle. It's hard to specify details of a personal design without first having a wide understanding of OS architecture, which I don't have, but I'd leave a lot of the decisions made by the kernel, up to the user. Think memory allocation, scheduling, shit like that.
>>100180179>EverythingJust install the everything search tool from voidtoolshttps://www.voidtools.com/downloads/
>>100180297Not exactly what I mean. I hate how for a lot of settings you still have to forgo the Settings app and have to instead go into the control panel which is peak Windows XP... Shit sucks, I wish we could have a proper UI instead of having to rely on legacy UI shit.
Read modern papers on micro kernels etc and see if anyone figured out how to make them work and start implementing from papers.
>>100178956I'd make the logo
>>100180372>I don't need something to pull up files like that reallyOh, ok. Then try Launchy https://www.launchy.net/This should work for you
>>100180372Don't really like the new UI because you can't open new sub-windows like in the old control panel. But the worst is that this multi billion dollar company can't transfer all settings in a new menu in 12 years. We went from windows 2000 to 8 in 12 years, and from 8 to 11 in another 12. Basically half the time where using computers is popular & mainstream windows has these 2 control panels.
>>100180455>Read modern papers on micro kernels etc and see if anyone figured out how to make them work and start implementing from papersThis gave me a semi-chub that jumped a couple of times.
>>100178956Every process runs in its sandbox. The only moment when they can access the storage outside of their sandbox is through the open/save dialog. So no malware is possible and no antivirus is ever needed.Every software is "portable", no installation shit. So if you reinstall the OS for some reason, all your software are still there on your disk right away, even if they are old and disappeared from the web.The web browser is HTML only, page size is limited to 1MB and no third party javascript is allowed at all. Webapps can ask the user for permission to be opened though.And for there is no useless shit at all in my OS, it starts in less than four seconds, weights less than 200MB, really 0% load when idle, and runs smooth even on a 486.It's also compatible with all these old Android 4 tablets people don't use anymore, because I don't like wasting electronic.
>>100180806>The only moment when they can access the storage outside of their sandbox is through the open/save dialog. >So no malware is possible and no antivirus is ever needed.Yes.
>>100178956Linux or OS X. Winslop is unusable
>>100178956white mans os
>>100181201>>100182064yep, can confirm. No wonder linux broke 4% margin about 2 months ago.
>>100178956Linux with a proper working, mostly bugfree UI like W10
>>100180179>Oh and all the bloated shit removed.that's like the entire os
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>>100179080based>>100182981>zoom zoom
>modernlol nopemicro(nano?)kernel targeting the Uxn ISA/Varvara fantasy computer, and no it doesn't have an MMU or any rings, and yes stacks are based
Walled Garden FOSS.Rethink everything.Systems level programming language comes with it. It is also easily interacts with GPU compute.
>>100185455With a nice Aero aesthetic ofc.
>>100182981I support your superior opinion, aerochad.
>>100182981>>100179080I like both Aero and 95/98 UI aesthetic. As long as it isn't garbage flat shit.
arch but all windows software is natively supported
>>100179080So Alpine Linux with a custom xfce rice, not that hard to do
>>100179080So serenityOS? I hope it gets more traction
