Mac OS blazed the trail for the Windows operating system, MS-Windows has taken over 90% of the personal computer market, NOVER is the mainstream on servers, Linux is just rising, and DOS is old but not fading.
There are so many talented people here, so why not develop a new operating system? Like Linux.
What kind of operating system would be a good one?
I think it should have the following characteristics:
1. It should be closed, that is, not subject to alteration by outside programs, so viruses and other malicious programs cannot damage the system. All outside software should have its own separate directory like DOS programs do, but not modify any system files. It should support multiple users, and users should not be able to affect each other. Better yet, it should use solidified hardware;
2. It should be advanced. For example: ① use a special file system, no longer support FAT-16, FAT-32, or NTFS, making encryption easier and security better; ② use a globally unified character set, so whether English, Chinese, or Japanese, the system supports it directly without needing to install anything extra; ③ use an advanced memory management mechanism, completely abandoning the memory management problems left over from old DOS...
3. It should be easy to use; this is one of the secrets of MS-Windows's success.
There are so many talented people here, so why not develop a new operating system? Like Linux.
What kind of operating system would be a good one?
I think it should have the following characteristics:
1. It should be closed, that is, not subject to alteration by outside programs, so viruses and other malicious programs cannot damage the system. All outside software should have its own separate directory like DOS programs do, but not modify any system files. It should support multiple users, and users should not be able to affect each other. Better yet, it should use solidified hardware;
2. It should be advanced. For example: ① use a special file system, no longer support FAT-16, FAT-32, or NTFS, making encryption easier and security better; ② use a globally unified character set, so whether English, Chinese, or Japanese, the system supports it directly without needing to install anything extra; ③ use an advanced memory management mechanism, completely abandoning the memory management problems left over from old DOS...
3. It should be easy to use; this is one of the secrets of MS-Windows's success.
