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GNU/Hurd it's interesting. It replicates Unix, but it gives far more power to the user.

• pjmlp 2y ago
  Interesting are systems like Xerox PARC Workstations (Mesa, Cedar, Smalltalk, Interlisp-D), ETHZ Oberon, Inferno, Apollo/Domain, Tru64, QNX.
  • anthk 2y ago
    QNX it's another Unix in the end any the Photon GUI it's nothing odd to any KDE/Windows 2000 user. Smalltalk has issues on exporting your software to be run under a standalone way. On Interlisp, there's Mezzano, a Common Lisp OS, but it needs some tweaks and optimizations. Oberon UI wise it's the same as Acme under p9/9front/p9port. On Inferno, 9front and Go superseded it in some ideas.
    • igouy 2y ago
      > Smalltalk has issues on exporting your software to be run under a standalone way. What issues?
    • lproven 2y ago
      Gilad Bracha is working on that with Newspeak: https://www.bracha.org/Site/Newspeak.html https://www.bracha.org/Site/Newspeak.html
  • snvzz 2y ago
    Do not forget Genode.