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That's an interesting question. My first response is: hell no. But I think what's behind your question is the fact that part of UX/UI is to abstract experience
by pq0ak2nnd 8y ago
That's an interesting question. My first response is: hell no.
But I think what's behind your question is the fact that part of UX/UI is to abstract experience and interface. So maybe if I first had to poke at an alien OS I would try its UI as part of familiarity in getting to know it, but ultimately as a system architect, hardware developer, and former O/S dev with 4 decades experience, I want to see how it really works. The UI is always the topmost layer.
I'd love to encounter a literal "alien" OS in my lifetime. That'd be a pinnacle of my pentesting & reverse engineering creds.
Good question.
- stonewhite 8y agoI think the closest you can get right now is TempleOS. How do you feel about it?
- pq0ak2nnd 8y agoWow voted negative for entertaining a thought. I thought HN was better than /. or 4c or reddit... guess i was deluded.