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Mickey93
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I've got this vague idea for a kernel-free OS that consists of an interrupt handler, a memory manager, a hardware prober and some other utilities. The hardware prober would be used to modify application source code upon install in order to configure the applications to access that specific hardware directly (or rather through the mediation of the interrupt handler etc.). The compiled application would incorporate all capabilities necessary to execute in the total absence of any OS in cases when multitasking is not required. Aside from the absence of commercial potential and the difficulty of coding the hardware prober, does this idea make sense?