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This list should include SerenityOS IMHO. It might not be super unique but is a truly from-scratch "common" operating system built in public, which for me at l
by maxlin 1y ago
This list should include SerenityOS IMHO.
It might not be super unique but is a truly from-scratch "common" operating system built in public, which for me at least puts it at the position of a reference of an OS of whose code one person can fully understand if they'd want to understand the codebase of a whole complete-looking OS.
- Rochus 1y ago> This list should include... And a few dozen others as well.
- ahartmetz 1y agoAlso GenodeOS, which is in fact fairly unique.
- layer8 1y ago“Novel” is likely meant in the sense of “novel concept” or “novel approach”. Serenity is great, but it isn’t trying to do anything novel in the OS space.