I thought The Lunduke Journal would be too occupied with technologies existing before I was born, but this is something else and makes me very, very pleased now to have subscribed.
Makes me feel like I've entered a parallel universe - the fact that Fuchsia isn't the only arising OS that is obsessed with components in capability-defined sandboxes is astounding, exhilarating and inspiring in itself, but moreso the fact that these people have taken such things so seriously that they haven't made any compromises out of considerations for practicality. Fascinating!!
Finally! You did get a look at it. I think as myself, It has been about 2 years since last time I checked Sculpt. I was/still am fascinated by the architecture of Genode. But I have gone to the same process you did (having to read tutorial to use it), and it has left me pretty much with the same feeling Oberon OS did on me in the 90s.... Weird GUI, but nice under the hood. So now Firefox works once you have been able to install it... cool! I frankly have problem getting used to that GUI... and kind have run away toward Hurd and Plan 9 family a bit.
I thought The Lunduke Journal would be too occupied with technologies existing before I was born, but this is something else and makes me very, very pleased now to have subscribed.
Makes me feel like I've entered a parallel universe - the fact that Fuchsia isn't the only arising OS that is obsessed with components in capability-defined sandboxes is astounding, exhilarating and inspiring in itself, but moreso the fact that these people have taken such things so seriously that they haven't made any compromises out of considerations for practicality. Fascinating!!
Finally! You did get a look at it. I think as myself, It has been about 2 years since last time I checked Sculpt. I was/still am fascinated by the architecture of Genode. But I have gone to the same process you did (having to read tutorial to use it), and it has left me pretty much with the same feeling Oberon OS did on me in the 90s.... Weird GUI, but nice under the hood. So now Firefox works once you have been able to install it... cool! I frankly have problem getting used to that GUI... and kind have run away toward Hurd and Plan 9 family a bit.