Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
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Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
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#3The most impressive thing is being on 0.9 after nearly 30 years
But jokes aside, I always enjoy reading about custom OSes.
Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
#4While for nerds computers have become these monstrously powerful things that can do everything under the sun, there's definitely still plenty of people who just want a computer to write down notes, keep a calendar, use the calculator... eg the things home computers were originally made to do.
Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
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#6This is very very cool, and unlike a lot of other "hobby" OSes actually looks usable as a daily driver if your needs are basic (kids, elderly, older/cheaper hardware, etc). While for nerds computers have become these monstrously powerful things that can do everything under the sun, there's definitely still plenty of people who just want a computer to write down notes, keep a calendar, use the calculator... eg the thi…
This doesn't look very usable at all by someone who isn't basically a computer nerd.
Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
#7The most impressive thing is being on 0.9 after nearly 30 years
Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
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#9Re: Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997
#10This is very very cool, and unlike a lot of other "hobby" OSes actually looks usable as a daily driver if your needs are basic (kids, elderly, older/cheaper hardware, etc). While for nerds computers have become these monstrously powerful things that can do everything under the sun, there's definitely still plenty of people who just want a computer to write down notes, keep a calendar, use the calculator... eg the thi…
What youre describing is called iOS on a large iPad. Everyone from 4 year olds to my 77 year old computer illiterate Dad can figure it out. This doesn't look very usable at all by someone who isn't basically a computer nerd.