A New Kind of OS

trader writes "OSWeekly.com discusses a possibility of futuristic OSes with both negatives and positives. From the article: 'Imagine if you will, a world where your ideas and perhaps, even your own creative works became part of the OS of tomorrow. Consider the obvious advantages to an operating system that actually morphed and adapted to the needs of the users instead of the other way around. Not only is there no such OS like this, the very idea goes against much of what we are currently seeing in the current OS options in the market.'"

Comments

Imagine...

[Venik]

...an operating system that actually morphed and adapted to the needs of the users...

Users? Aren't those the guys who always need their passwords reset and profiles restored? It already morphed and adapted and became Windows. We have only ourselves to blame. In Soviet Russia OS does not adapt to users; users adapt to... Oh, wait.

Re:It's like nothing we've seen .. since Linux

[Fordiman]

"It looks like you're trying to write a slashdot post..."

Re:It's like nothing we've seen .. since Linux

[Dhalka226]

I presume the "Read the article" option would be permanently grayed out?

Re:It's like nothing we've seen .. since Linux

[Sinryc]

See? It needs to be made easier?

My OS will learn from past mistakes

[Jacer]

User, From your usage history, it seems to me that you like bloated software, spyware, torjans, viruses, worms, and other malware. I've take the liberty of installing all of these with the latest features. I've also removed all productivity software, as my records indicate you were failing out of school anyway. Regards, Your new-age OS.