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Also I'd make a Darwin Server that is just the shell and no GUI for use on VPS systems. I'd add a package system to it so that it can install LAMP stuff, Ruby o
by orionblastar 11y ago
Also I'd make a Darwin Server that is just the shell and no GUI for use on VPS systems. I'd add a package system to it so that it can install LAMP stuff, Ruby on Rails, Python, and other stuff so that Startups can use it instead of GNU/Linux. I'd port the Microsoft CLR Roslyn compiler to it so it can run ASP.Net C# apps as well.
I'd sell tech support for Darwin Server to corporations, and add in SAMBA so it supports SMB shares with Windows operating systems. I'd market Darwin Server as a free alternative to Windows Server Core, built on Apple technology using the XNU/MACH Kernel. One that is more secure, uses less memory and hard drive space, and free and open source. I'd put the source code for Darwin Server on Gituhb so people can download and compile their own versions if they don't trust ours and compare the binaries with hashes to make sure they are the same.
The goal is to take the Darwin which is the core of OSX, and turn it into a marketable product. Also the Android based Core phone and tablet is a way to sell to markets Apple cannot sell the iPhone to because it is so expensive. By working with Valve to give SteamOS features to Darwin, will give SteamOS features to OSX as well, and developing new standards to help port video games to share with SteamOS and GNU/Linux.
Edit: added goals