FreeOS, the next generation Free operating system

[Francois-Rene Rideau]

The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to comp.os.misc as well.

>: "Kristian Van Der Vliet" on comp.os.misc

> Are you annoyed by the current operating systems available? We are, so
> we've started the FreeOS project. :)
Oh, no! Not YAFOP (Yet Another Free OS Project)!
Please learn _about_ the many existing FOP, then learn _from_ them,
and only afterwards make a choice of either
joining an existing one that suits your tastes,
or starting a new one but not from scratch (at least conceptually).

Try the following URL, and learn:
	http://www.tunes.org/Review/OSes.html

Besides, just *what* annoys you with "current operating systems available"?
You don't give a clue on your web page (assuming you have one).
A detailed analysis of what you want and why you don't have it yet
is a prerequisite for any project to get anywhere but at random.

"(FLAME"
> FreeOS aims to be the next generation, free operating system.
> It will be portable, easy to use, and FREE.  We want FreeOS to be the
> operating system that anyone can use, and WILL use...
Excuse me, but I've seen better-looking YAFOP-launching hype ;->

> [...] www.freeos.grid9.net
Empty site (no code, no ideas, no tools, no nothing).
The fact that your URLs end in .htm promises nothing good,
neither does the fact that you seem proud of DHTML/Javascript!
")"

BTW, any taker for a YAFOP FAQ?
It looks like it would be a good idea...

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