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Re:What have we lost? – Demo of exotic OSes (2021) [video] by d_tr on Thursday August 25, 2022 @08:36PM (#32601908)
A possible path would be something initially running on an SBC, like a RISC-V board or even an FPGA. People buy these boards to experiment and use for simple tasks. Something really interesting could gain a small initial following and slowly grow from there.

It does not have to be completely isolated. You can still have support for some common communication protocols and maybe some client software running on a mainstream system to do various things.

Re:What have we lost? – Demo of exotic OSes (2021) [video] by galangalalgol on Friday August 26, 2022 @12:23AM (#32603336)
I'd like to see a minimalist os that just runs multiple instances of wasm micro or maybe wasmer. It would only have to support the wasi. A scheduler, time support, a sockets implementation and a file system. Targeting a sbc makes a lot of sense for that.
Re:What have we lost? – Demo of exotic OSes (2021) [video] by awannaphasch201 on Thursday September 01, 2022 @04:35PM (#32682765)
Urbit.
Re:What have we lost? – Demo of exotic OSes (2021) [video] by hammyhavoc on Friday August 26, 2022 @08:29AM (#32606521)
IMO, the interesting future is RISC-V and FPGA. Potential is huge. Just needs better availability of devkits. Long lead times on much of it.