Linked by Eli Gottlieb on Wed 28th Dec 2005 13:29 UTC
Features, Office Right now the situation for developers of minor operating systems seems somewhat bleak. Windows and the Unixes compete in the server world, and Windows and MacOS X compete on the desktop. Linux even gets ported to every embedded device, leaving few niches for the hobbyist or sidelined operating system developer. Some have even gone so far as to say that New Operating Systems Won't Stand a Chance. As anyone who reads OSNews can tell you, however there are a wealth of new systems with new ideas that just aren't taking off. Given all these new ideas some - like capability security from EROS for example - should be good enough to catch on, so why aren't they?
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RE: More than device drivers
by Jody on Wed 28th Dec 2005 15:30 UTC in reply to "More than device drivers"
Jody
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2005-06-30

I don't think you read the article, it is about development hurdels with building new operating systems, not getting people to use them. You are way off topic.

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