Big-K
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I've had this idea for a while, and have yet to find anyone who has thought of it before.
An operating system that:
Is a command line interface, possibly with the ability to use gui(similar to Slackware Linux in this aspect)
Can run graphical programs and games in special windows
Easy to set special commands to run programs
All this would seemingly make a great operating system. It would have a minimal boot time, would use much less memory than gui systems, etc. It would be the perfect system for gamers wouldn't it? They could just boot up, type 'Halo'(an example) and it would go straight in. No clicking icons or anything. It wouldn't be very useful for multitaskers, but they can just use other stuff. Maybe it could use the multiple terminal system(again, like slackware) where you can switch to a different program that is running with the f keys. What I'm thinking of would be for windows, but still could be good with unix and other types of OS.
Does anyone else think this would be a good operating system?
An operating system that:
Is a command line interface, possibly with the ability to use gui(similar to Slackware Linux in this aspect)
Can run graphical programs and games in special windows
Easy to set special commands to run programs
All this would seemingly make a great operating system. It would have a minimal boot time, would use much less memory than gui systems, etc. It would be the perfect system for gamers wouldn't it? They could just boot up, type 'Halo'(an example) and it would go straight in. No clicking icons or anything. It wouldn't be very useful for multitaskers, but they can just use other stuff. Maybe it could use the multiple terminal system(again, like slackware) where you can switch to a different program that is running with the f keys. What I'm thinking of would be for windows, but still could be good with unix and other types of OS.
Does anyone else think this would be a good operating system?