How much AI was used in this?

It exits because I want to write a OS,and I also have a big roadmap,D.e will foucus on real us8ng on real hardware. And in future its also meant for daily tasks

So out of curiosity, why does this OS exist? I mean, it doesn't really need a reason of course, but is there anything planned to make it stand out from existing ones? For example, will it be exclusively me for RISC-V hardware? Maybe be some kind of high security OS? Something extremely lightweight that can run basic everyday tasks and run on very low specs, akin to improved Chromebooks?

I planed a Linux compatibility for D.eSystem X (10) or higher and wifi and networkdrivers for D.eSystem 7 ,now this is still in early alpha development,and it have no installer or file system,but I planed this for the future,if ypu want you can try itin a VM or Booting on real hardware.

Yeah but what about WiFi drivers? Nvidia?

And btw,the name means D.electronics-evelution-System

The 5 before that were simulations and OS prototypes,here is D.eSystem 5+ 8better version of 5) :https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/D.eSystem-5- D.eSystem 4 was written in Python : https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/D.eSystem-4 D.eSystem 3: https://www.programiz.com/online-compiler/16VmXW6XRomqk D.eSystem 2: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1280152791 D.eSystem 1: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1273773180 .

D.eSystem 6 was coded by myself,I used AI mostly for non code tasks like talking about D.eSystem,or talking about the roadmap, and sometimes I used AI for debuging.

What’s in a name, but seriously what does the name mean?

Were there 5 before this 6th?

Is this coded with AI?

3 commits, no history :|

K

I had to double take since I almost scrolled past and thought "wait, factorio post? I wanna see"

Is it good or bad that when I see a pic like that I think of a Factorio megabase not a circuit board?

That's great and all, but it still runs on hurdly any architectures.

The name of this website always reminds me of the commercial from 15 to 25 years ago where the kid sees the world Phoenix and pronounces it "PeHOEnix"

Yeah i agree. I even donated.

It's good to see ReactOS mentioned again. I so wish it had been production-ready many decades ago. It would have been amazing to get my relatives on a FOSS operating system that still ran the software they were married to.

There's no motiviation written and this looks like a university project made by a few students. Might've been part of a class. It's pretty cool. I wish we did this sort of thing when I was at uni...

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