Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 4th Jul 2007 07:15 UTC
Today, we bring you the first installment in a series of short interviews with lead/prominent developers of many "smaller" operating systems. In this new series, dubbed "Five Questions", every interviewee will answer the same five questions about the project they are part of. The series will be kicked off by Axel Dorfler, the prominent Haiku developer.
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This is a great idea, but -- although it left me with a warm, fuzzy feeling inside -- it was a little light on substance. Perhaps an additional question (or 12!) would make things a little more interesting.
For example, I'd love to hear something along the lines of "What one feature does your OS have that most readers may not know about?". Maybe even a little soap opera, like asking developers why their OS is better than some similar OS for a given task. I know this would start flame wars, but I am supremely curious to find out how some of these OSes compare to each other. After all, if they were all about the same, there wouldn't be so many of them
Bravo and keep it up. I look forward to more of these interviews in the future.