The first operating system powered by node.js and npm.
@GithubProjects Did I just read lightweight in the first sentence?
@GithubProjects this os will have more security vulnerabilities than windows vista and javascript combined. imagine your OS blue screening because some random npm package developer decided to unpublish their module
@GithubProjects Interesting. A server-side JavaScript runtime powering an entire OS? What are the performance implications?
@GithubProjects wait so this could be a real thing?
@GithubProjects wait so this could be a real thing?
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@GithubProjects It's just Linux, with a thin layer on top to run JavaScript. So the OS is Linux, and this "operating system" is basically an app.
@GithubProjects The last commit was 7 years ago... FFS
@GithubProjects This hasn't had an update in seven years. Why feature a dead project?
@GithubProjects So it's basically Linux kernel (because I have yet seen single instance of device driver made with pure JS) + nodejs. Cute trick.
@GithubProjects Why are you suggesting dead project? Last commit on the repo is 7 years ago
@GithubProjects Finally, an OS that runs on caffeine and regret. One wrong package and your whole world's a backdoor party. Who's volunteering to beta test this madness?
@GithubProjects Every 2 weeks you get kernel panics and have to rm -rf /var/node_modules
@GithubProjects Interestingly enough, it already starts with a No
@GithubProjects I think it is time to admit entire idea of computers is a complete fail.
@GithubProjects @mortalenema No updates in seven years? This'll be interesting.. 🫠
@GithubProjects “The kernel is linux”. So it’s not an OS. That was easy.
