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Home: Software: Operating Systems: Object-Oriented
- Apertos
Reflective Object-Oriented OS from Sony Computer Science Lab.
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- Athene
Next generation, commercial, kernel independent, all object and component based computing environment and OS that users can design to their specifications. Backend is built to run in almost any environment.
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- demingOS
Component-based OS using message-based programming, threadless execution, and virtual file systems to be a fully modular programming environment. No code yet, but clear explanations of design and philosophy. [Open Source]
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- GO!
Component-based OS, runs natively on Intel 80386+ based PCs. Uses novel protection mechanism that allows more decomposition of OS and high performance: protection overheads almost 1,000 times less than normal OSs. [Open Source, GPL]
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- GO! SourceForge
Intended for developers, has comprehensive project documentation. Wants developers who like ASM, C/C++ and wish to make an OS for enjoyment and useful tasks such as routers, and web servers. [Open Source, GPL]
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- Iguana Project
Investigating use of object-orientation, computational reflection, and metaobject protocols (MOPs) to support dynamic customizing of (system) software.
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- O3ONE
OZONE object-oriented OS uses the best parts of VMS, Unix, Windows NT. Almost everything in the kernel is an object (threads, processes, devices, files, event flags, more) to which one can assign logical names. [Open Source]
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- Objex
Like GNU project, aims to develop full OS of Free and Open Source software. Unlike GNU, it aims to build a modern system combining all new advances in computer science, not a Unix-like system. To include kernel, full developer tool suite, utilities, graphical user interface (likely Berlin). Object-oriented, and fully distributed (with CORBA).
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- PublicOS
Plugin-based architecture: if you don't want a feature, don't download it or waste storage; Linux and Windows compatible; GUI driven, fully skinable to alter its look; includes voice recognition, interactive help system. [Open Source]
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- QubeOS
Multiplatform desktop environment, supports 3 most common desktop OSs: DOS, Linux, Windows. Applications based and compiled for Qube run with no need to recompile on supported platforms, as machine code. Uses Object Routing (OR) methods; between object-oriented and structured programming.
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- Renaissance
Multiprocessor OO OS purely designed and implemented in object-oriented techniques, to give application programs transparent access to system and remote objects distributed in a network of machines. OO programming is an ideal approach for building distributed systems. Runs on Sun SPARC, Encore Multimax multiprocessor.
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- ROME
Lightweight, very modular component-based, multitasking, embedded OS; developed, used for many research projects. Goal: manage fast data streams in multimedia environments; for speed and low overhead, has zero copy architecture: passes pointer references to data instead of copying data. [Open Source, GPL]
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- ShagOS
Portable object-oriented microkernel OS, dynamically loaded device drivers, fully redesigned and rewritten many times in C++, runs on VAX, x86. Ongoing experiment in using O-O paradigm as framework for full OS, with distributed computing as main aspect in most design decisions.
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- SOS: SOMIW Object-Oriented Operating System
Most interesting research results: simple, generic, powerful object model; the concept of Fragmented Objects to structure distributed abstractions; developed flexible naming service, dynamic linking package, library of application oriented communication protocols.
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- The Evolution of OS Design
Object Operating System, OOS, pronounced ooze: attempt to create a new OS architecture, designed to use a filesystem to do many tasks usually done via various means. Design philosophy much inspired by Unix and Plan 9, but does many things uniquely, trading compatibility for simpler design. [Freshmeat]
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