Re: [Trion-kernel-dev] Is the project still active?

[Sergey K. <tr...@de...>]

Stephen M. Webb wrote:
> Sergey Kuznetsov wrote:
>   
>> If you will share the idea what you want to have on the web-site I can
>> develop it on RubyOnRails.
>>     
>
> I really have no idea what I want on the website other than have it not 
> be so dead.  I tried setting up forums, I tried setting up a wiki.  It 
> would be nice to have both those functions available from a front page 
> that display the latest news, provides links to the SourceForge project 
> and download pages, has a unified user/login database, and has 
> consistent theming.
>
> Wouter (dr1982) was originally doing all the website stuff, and Mikey 
> (shyfx) was volunteering stuff, but they seem to have ridden into the 
> sunset.  If anyone else has ideas for the website, let's discuss them 
> and implement them.
>
>   
What if we will make some brain storm here ( I love brainstorming ) what
do we need on the web-site,
and later make the voting on the topics and will assign priorities on
each feature.

When we will agree what features nd information we need there, it will
be way easier to implement it.
Later we will need some kind of bug tracker and so on, so on, so on.

>> PPS: I will probably have some time soon, and I want to play with
>> TrionOS one more time. I like the idea and it would be nice to implement
>> some ideas I shared here two years ago (universal byte-code and so on) =)
>>     
>
> Great.  I still think in the coming era of multicore hardware a new OS 
> will rise up.  It may as well be Trion

That's the idea. I still think that it nice to revive the Sun's idea
"computer is a net, and net is a computer". :)

PS: I feel that in the future we will have big computer clusters who
will do the main work, and we will have lots of embedded
thin clients with plenty of bandwidth and cheap not powerful CPUs (
probably as a part of powerful GPU)  :) so all calculations
will be offloaded to that CPU clusters, and pre-cooked data will flow as
compined video-sound stream to the thin clients.



All the Best!
Sergey.