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you might like the serenityos project then, if you hadn't heard of it (although it's not ready for being a daily driver yet)
by asddubs 5y ago
you might like the serenityos project then, if you hadn't heard of it (although it's not ready for being a daily driver yet)
- stavros 5y agoThat does look really good, thanks!
- ComputerGuru 5y agoIt's really cool although I must confess I don't see the point in reimplementing the core OS if the goal is "a love letter to '90s user interfaces" - wouldn't have been able to more effectively address its goal as a DE for a more popular OS like Linux? Even if it needed to break X compatibility altogether (and I don't see why it would), it would still be more compatible and easier to deliver. Of course, if it's just for fun then we shouldn't be asking why!
- asddubs 5y agoI think "just for fun" is probably a large part of it, but a stated reason is also that it makes tighter vertical integrations and consistency across all layers easier.