Does it have potential?
>>106658914No.
>>106658914I think it does. I thought it would just turn into a throw-away toy project after the original team grew bored but they're still working hard on it. Now with AI, they can make some real progress on turning it into a Linux competitor.
>>106658942AI? They are vibe coding it?
>>106658973No, dummy, this project was started way before vibe coding. I'm saying that with AI, they can work way faster.
>>106658914it needs to be shilled so all the rust developers go there instead of linux.
>>106659018are they though?
>>106658942>teamisn't this just Jeremy's hobby project?
Just fork OpenBaSeD and give it better hardware support.
>>106659018How much rust based kernel code has llms been trained on that it can help here
>>106658914no
>>106658914Everything has potential. But not everything has the capacity to realize that potential.RedoxOS has 0 real world benefits over Linux and Windows.
>>106661177Why? NetBSD exists.
>>106658942>t. webshitter vibecoder
>>106663925>Automobiles? Bah! Horse-drawn carriages are what real men drive.
>>106658942sure man, AI is gonna write them an os
>>106664211If you don't understand how to use AI to speed up your workflow, that's on you. But I can give you a small example from my own experience:>This module has grown too large and has multiple responsibilities, help me decompose it by grouping its functions/classes by responsibility.
>>106658942good morning sir
>>106664354Good morning, brother. It's 8:38am, how are you doing today?
>>106658914>reddit OS
>>106663444>RedoxOS has 0 real world benefits over LinuxApparently it's fully compatible with Linux, but MIT licensed and coded in rustGood odds corporations will switch their focus on it instead of Linux in near future
>>106664633Last time I tested it, the core utils were not 1:1 compatible with Linux ones.Also, no. Companies are usually not happily jumping into completely untested and obscure products. Maybe in 10 years indie companies or experimental projects will start using it, and if it ends up being good a tiny chunk of the market will switch to it.But thinking corporations will switch to it is laughable considering most established products are filled with technical debt which completely stops major architectural changes.Being "MIT" licensed or "coded in Rust" is not a selling point for 99.99% of companies or projects.
