Re[4]: [Altosdev-kernel] Discussion
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From: Alexey M. <tkt...@cs...> - 2002-03-06 23:44:28
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> AM> Let the system communication with user will be only through > AM> GUI. But I supposed that the console applications will be wrote by > AM> someone further for experienced users. > Ok, let it be. Yeah, we'll have to support console apps anyways.. BTW, > are we going to support Linux or BSD binaries? That would simplify the > matters enourmously, since we would already have a working compiler > and all the stuff related to it.. I, personally, would stick to Linux > (though I love BSD better). OK, It is not the problem to realize the elf loader for example.. it can be ported from opensources to this system.. the only is needed to realize standart runtime library for our OS. It is better use ready-to-use format rather than imagine own executable file format and have a lot problems with compiling and executing it further. >> multi-user concept no, single yes > It wouldn't be really that hard to implement. If you take a look at why? do you need the multi-user support at your home computer? why shall we waste system resources for useless multi-user ability? It is server's problem, we are clients from that point of view. > AM> If it used for several users, they can use secured server for > AM> keeping personal data and connect to it when they need. > Consider several users using the same computer. How are there desktop > settings going to be maintained? Even Windows (not to mention NT) > supports multi-user configurations (not entirely, though, but in some > sense). We have to take into account the fact that several users can > share one computer, so we have to at least implement some basic > multi-user support ('cause it will be a pain to add it in future to an > already working system). OK. I didn't think about it.. as I said before We can realize application which login to server with personal folders, mount them, change the desktop with correspondence to user preference which are stored in personal data... -- See you later, d. +358 040 817 8540 |