Personally, i dream of a stateless, tag/attribute-based, tree-less operating system. “directories” would not be neccessary but a tag could be displayed as one in file managers. Want to load a library? type:library, name:xyz it is.
Stuff is there on the disk anyway, you just have to identify it.
But that would require the kernel, a file system and the tooling made for this.
But maybe we get there; since the young generation isn’t used to file trees anymore.
Personally, i dream of a stateless, tag/attribute-based, tree-less operating system. “directories” would not be neccessary but a tag could be displayed as one in file managers. Want to load a library? type:library, name:xyz it is.
Stuff is there on the disk anyway, you just have to identify it.
But that would require the kernel, a file system and the tooling made for this.
But maybe we get there; since the young generation isn’t used to file trees anymore.
You described a file system. You can make that system easily and put in any os. You don’t have to make and os for one feature.
Wouldn’t it just require a kernel module rather than a whole kernel?