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That’s a totally fair point — and yes, Yamato isn’t a traditional OS by any stretch. It doesn’t manage hardware or processes. That said, “OS” here is a bit poe
by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
That’s a totally fair point — and yes, Yamato isn’t a traditional OS by any stretch. It doesn’t manage hardware or processes.
That said, “OS” here is a bit poetic — it’s more like a gentle digital environment, or a mindful space for everyday tasks.
Maybe it’s closer to a “life OS” in spirit — an interface for journaling, chatting, and reflecting, where forgetting is intentional and calmness is designed-in.
Happy to hear any naming thoughts though — it’s still evolving!
- dmitrygr 1y ago"gentle digital environment" sounds better than "OS", and is more accurate
- tsuyoshi_k 1y agoThank you — I really like that phrasing too. “Gentle digital environment” definitely captures the feel more precisely. I used “OS” a bit poetically, thinking of it as a space that supports small, mindful digital routines — journaling, reflecting, and letting go. Still evolving, so I’m grateful for the nudge toward clearer language.