North Korea's Own OS, Red Star
klaasb writes "North Korea's self-developed computer operating system, named 'Red Star,' was brought to light for the first time by a Russian satellite broadcaster yesterday. North Korea's top IT experts began developing the Red Star in 2006, but its composition and operation mechanisms were unknown until the internet version of the Russia Today TV program featured the system, citing the blog of a Russian student who goes to the Kim Il-sung University in Pyongyang."
The year of the linux desktop has finally come, to North Korea.
Is that a 2-bit or 8-bit operating system?
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The article in its entirety:
Russian student back from North Korea had purchased a $5 OS disc and a $10 application disc. Based on Linux, looks like Korean version of Windows.
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I'm surprised there isn't a press release telling us Kim Jong-Il programmed the majority of the OS himself in his spare time, it is the type of thing the Glorious Leader usually does.
Personally I wonder if the Blue Screen of Death is replaced with a Red Screen of Dissention.
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Well, they both fell for the propaganda that Free Software is communist.
The Tao of math: The numbers you can count are not the real numbers.
Falling from the heavens like a rainbow star, the operating system appeared as a spirit of the people, willing itself into being to fight the evil west and spread true communist freedom to all people.
I hear the patches will be real killers.
The Tao of math: The numbers you can count are not the real numbers.