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However, since LISA OS came with an integrated tools package (as in "7/7") turning the tools into components (to be used by universal documents) would have pose
by masswerk 5y ago
However, since LISA OS came with an integrated tools package (as in "7/7") turning the tools into components (to be used by universal documents) would have posed less a problem. I think, it's really the third party aspect that doesn't match the model.
- flenserboy 5y agoYep. The only way this could work in a real-world sense would be for it to be the OS, and for the OS to be purpose-built to function this way from the start. Completely extensible, completely communicative between modules (and good luck with that), completely a security nightmare.