Comments on: Stripes – An interesting Operating System Concept http://www.svennerberg.com/2010/01/stripes-an-interesting-operating-system-concept/ Web Applications Designed for Humans Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tragaperras http://www.svennerberg.com/2010/01/stripes-an-interesting-operating-system-concept/#comment-759 Tragaperras Fri, 22 Oct 2010 18:11:48 +0000 http://www.svennerberg.com/?p=2403#comment-759 Did you see the news that Apple revealed today OS X 10.7 . The Lion (this is it's name) seems to have some great new features. I am very happy! It will ship in the summer of 2011. Did you see the news that Apple revealed today OS X 10.7 . The Lion (this is it’s name) seems to have some great new features. I am very happy! It will ship in the summer of 2011.

]]> By: Jan Seidl http://www.svennerberg.com/2010/01/stripes-an-interesting-operating-system-concept/#comment-758 Jan Seidl Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:23:29 +0000 http://www.svennerberg.com/?p=2403#comment-758 This is very interesting. Although the look'n'feel is quite apple-ish, this is not what popped in my eyes but the fact of auto-filtering actions and profling to adapt the system to the user needs. In addition, the profiling could be used to optimize system resources within user needs whether he needs faster disk access, faster processing or whatelse he may need. The "scrollable desktop" is nice but it is quite limited. I am very satisfied with the way that KDE and Gnome (*NIX/BSD graphic environments) manage their multi desktop panes (as much as you need), even more with compiz making all the eye-candy. PS: Hey Gabe, sorry long time no see, been quite busy and not reading my feeds! Keep up the good work! This is very interesting. Although the look’n'feel is quite apple-ish, this is not what popped in my eyes but the fact of auto-filtering actions and profling to adapt the system to the user needs.

In addition, the profiling could be used to optimize system resources within user needs whether he needs faster disk access, faster processing or whatelse he may need.

The “scrollable desktop” is nice but it is quite limited. I am very satisfied with the way that KDE and Gnome (*NIX/BSD graphic environments) manage their multi desktop panes (as much as you need), even more with compiz making all the eye-candy.

PS: Hey Gabe, sorry long time no see, been quite busy and not reading my feeds! Keep up the good work!

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