@V1RU5.SYSl

I made this account years ago to publish two simple projects:

• SYStemware: My privacy-first-by-design OS
• SYSlang: My remote-first, high-level programming language designed for SYStemware

SYSlang was later broken down into two distinct variants:

• SYSlang: Core remote-first, high-level, object-oriented programming language
• Headless SYSlang: Remains remote-first, but is lower-level, incorporating more intricacies such as memory management and no class management.

After approximately a year in development, SYStemware development was reduced to security patches only, and three months afterwards, the project was renamed MartirOS.

MartirOS remains a privacy-first-by-design Operating System, but it was completely rewritten in Headless SYSlang instead of Headless C.

This allowed secure, remote updates, down to kernel-level code for vital security updates.

Along with this rewrite, I also integrated restricted-permit-based tasks, such as, for instance, unlocking the device restricts all background tasks except the absolute necessary. This later added modular-permit-based execution policies, which was integrated into all app runtimes.

Graphic Drivers are also fun. Optimised for AMD and Intel Discrete GPUs, and AMD's Vega integrated lineup.

nVidia just sucks, and the community work on their own drivers.

Imports

SYSlang, and therefore SYStemware, runs on static and modular imports.

require monitor;
                        

require 'SYSlang_testV' from monitor;
                        

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