Ok, so basically, what you see here is two stereolithic systems communicating over a network (This can be over the internet or LAN). The first strange thing you may notice is the Mistake List. Basically, what I propose is this: when a stereolithic based system makes some stupid error or mistake, it will record it on a local mistake list. This will allow the system to see if there is an error recurring constantly, if the error is recurring many times, it will be sent to the Mistake list on the network's server (Again, internet or LAN). So it can then be identified on other systems. This system of Mistake listing can be useful in many other ways.
As you can see, the kernel loads in a series of user defined modules at startup. A feature that should be standard on stereolithic systems, is that modules don't have to be loaded at startup, and can be loaded at any time during runtime.
The two systems can directly communicate with eachother after a connection is initialized, the kernels can share ideas and mistakes, and the user on SystemA can log in to SystemB and do what they are allowed to do.
Please tell me what you think about my ideas, they're only small things, but it could potentially be a good system, please comment,
-Steven
