Post number #676217, ID: 6510ee
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What are some favorite/interesting OSes you know? In terms of interesting, not neccessarily the one you use. Mine is Plan9 mainly because of the idea of a distributed net fs is pretty cool.
Post number #676235, ID: 592bfa
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ReactOS never tried it but im astonished someone made it
Post number #676282, ID: 3cda5d
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Os/2
Post number #676297, ID: adf85e
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I like the idea of QubesOS. It saves you a lot of time not having to do all those virtual machines yourself.
Post number #676302, ID: 746d8a
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One day Hurd will finish. One day.
Post number #676473, ID: 15779d
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I wanna try RustOS one day
Post number #676611, ID: b4e934
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SourceMage is a lot of fun to play with. OSes that are ryo are the most fun, of course.
Post number #676618, ID: f82c92
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Still nobody mentioning templeos?
Post number #676678, ID: ed59cd
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>>676618 no memes allowed
Post number #676697, ID: 746d8a
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>>676678 Be nice to Hurd.
Post number #676718, ID: f15f74
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>>676697 if they ever finish it I'll give it a shot but I don't think it'll get much market share because everyone already uses Linux, and those who don't use bsd, plus with how slow development seems to be going (from an outsiders perspective) I wouldn't expect rapid updates like with the Linux kernel
Post number #676820, ID: 6510ee
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>>676697 in terms of unix type microkernels minix > hurd in terms of veing complete, etc. Also, hurd doesn't have a lot of contributors so I don't think it'll be stable any time soon.
Post number #676821, ID: 6510ee
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also L4 and QNX microkernels are pretty good, although they're more for embedded systems.
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| What are some favorite/interesting OSes you know? In terms of interesting, not neccessarily the one you use. Mine is Plan9 mainly because of the idea of a distributed net fs is pretty cool.