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I'd look at Haskell-based stuff first. I was told, though, by Haskellers that things like House operating system are imperative in style even if done in Haskell

I'd look at Haskell-based stuff first. I was told, though, by Haskellers that things like House operating system are imperative in style even if done in Haskell. So, a quick search for functional programs for OS's gave these possibilities: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7166755 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7166755 You were actually in that thread. Did the commenter's work not actually use FP or you not see it?

stcredzero 8y ago
You were actually in that thread. That's kinda trippy. It's like I was a different person. Also, I was working on the predecessor system to the one I'm currently working on. Back then, the thing was written in Clojure. I later ported it to Go. The design philosophy has changed a heck of a lot as well. Back then, I was going to have everything on the same very large and fast virtual instance, with modest goals for the largest population/scale. Now my system is scalable by adding more "workers," which I've spread out onto small AWS instances.