decades ago i was following a kid's graduation project of a OS with full permanence design. that was before Android and other always on "computers". it was cal

decades ago i was following a kid's graduation project of a OS with full permanence design. that was before Android and other always on "computers". it was called something like unununium (yeah, same name as the element, for extra hard-to-search points). I noticed the project when he suggested unununium-time as an alternative to linux time in a list was at, to fix some time skew problems... But what caught my interest was his vision that in the near future (remember, before android/IOS) computers would not care about offline data storage and a OS should be optimized for always-on and RAM only. I can still find some of the assembly versions, but the fun stuff and interesting ideas showed up on a rewrite in python(!) and that i can't find anything any more. edit: here's the best i could find https://web.archive.org/web/20060208191407/http://en.wikipedia.org:80/wiki/Unununium_%28operating_system%29 https://web.archive.org/web/20060208191407/http://en.wikiped... seems the vision was to threat the persistent storage as the only system memory.