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I planned to design own OS for several years, but
as a fact work was more important for me than amateur
OS programming.
I decided to discuss streams based architecture
with other people. The main concept of OS is
that it is micro kernel based (nothing new),
stream based (the only way to communicate with
other processes is to create streams).
There are many OSes like that, but the developers
didn't design OSes robust, and a lot of these project
failed.
(The adventage of this concept is that it allows to
create distibuted systems without any additional coding).

>On 2002-02-25 21:03:54, dozzer wrote:
>I planned to design own OS for several years, but
>as a fact work was more important for me than amateur
>OS programming.
>I decided to discuss streams based architecture
>with other people. The main concept of OS is
>that it is micro kernel based (nothing new),
>stream based (the only way to communicate with
>other processes is to create streams).
>There are many OSes like that, but the developers
>didn't design OSes robust, and a lot of these project
>failed.
>(The adventage of this concept is that it allows to
>create distibuted systems without any additional coding).

You may find me at [email protected]

>On 2002-02-25 21:03:54, dozzer wrote:
>I planned to design own OS for several years, but
>as a fact work was more important for me than amateur
>OS programming.
>I decided to discuss streams based architecture
>with other people. The main concept of OS is
>that it is micro kernel based (nothing new),
>stream based (the only way to communicate with
>other processes is to create streams).
>There are many OSes like that, but the developers
>didn't design OSes robust, and a lot of these project
>failed.
>(The adventage of this concept is that it allows to
>create distibuted systems without any additional coding).
You can find me @ [email protected].

I'm interested in a discussion streams vs. components.

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