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Yes, props to the developer for what they've done, but I am perversely disappointed that this isn't actually a complete OS - process scheduler, file system, TCP
by wk_end 6y ago
Yes, props to the developer for what they've done, but I am perversely disappointed that this isn't actually a complete OS - process scheduler, file system, TCP/IP stack, multiple user support, all the rest - that only runs Tetris.
- klyrs 6y agoI used a few operating systems that were considered "complete," in their time, without a TCP/IP stack or multiple user support. Come to think of it, I don't think they had process schedulers either
- eru 6y agoWell, if you are into exokernels, they wouldn't have a TCP/IP stack either. (You'd have them in userland. Whether you count that as part of the OS or not, is a different question.)
- poisonborz 6y agoThe software in your washing machine begs to differ.