Frames OS: You've never seen an OS like this. (no, really)

[d4s_over_dt4]

@sarpnt

A good os is:

• it can run multiple programs at once
• the programs are thread safe
• it doesn't fake things just to look like a computer os (this isn't a computer, it's snap, do new and cool snap things!)
• others are actually interested in it

Agree(note i intentionally misquoted stuff so im not actually agree/disagreeing your choosing criteria)

@sarpnt

• it's clear how to use it and why it's set up in a certain way (exception if it's clearly incomplete, but it should have some kind of instructions)
• it has instructions how to make programs for it (or is just obvious)

Disagree
Find it out yourself(refering to user)!You can program,right?

[sarpnt]

please don't change quotes and leave the name, it's just confusing.
i don't know what you mean by a project being "thread safe" here, it's way too vague

@d4s_over_dt4

Find it out yourself(refering to user)!You can program,right?

linux is entirely open source, try installing gentoo or lfs without any documentation.
this also doesn't have anything to do with "it's clear why it's set up in a certain way", which by that i mean even if a user knows how to do certian things, it should be a reasonable way of doing it, and not unnecessarily complicated.

[d4s_over_dt4]

@sarpnt

please don't change quotes and leave the name, it's just confusing.

oh ok

@sarpnt

i don't know what you mean by a project being "thread safe" here, it's way too vague

it means to not mangle with other threads

@sarpnt

linux is entirely open source, try installing gentoo or lfs without any documentation.

i dont program c very well

@sarpnt

which by that i mean even if a user knows how to do certian things, it should be a reasonable way of doing it, and not unnecessarily complicated.

Oh,ok