AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

Alright so some of you have been on the fence of three and two.


So I will remove option 1 and give you more detail for both of those options (2 & 3)



Option 2 will mean that I will step down as owner (not founder) and someone will take my place, which would be settled with either an election or the co-owner taking over (but which one?), but it will most likely be an election if most people want an election.

Option 3 will mean that everyone that doesn't have access to the tools we will be using to create a real OS will be removed. Art, SFX, Testers, and Aspects are exempt from that rule. But if you are a coder, then you will need to have access to a computer in order to code the real OS.


Benefits of Option 2

• Active Owner
  

• Everybody stays in their places
  

• Nice an dsimple
  

Benefits of Option 3

• Active developers
  

• An actual interactive OS
  

• Smaller team which is easy to manage
  

Drawbacks of Option 2

• Dead thread still?
  

• Bigger team
  

Drawbacks of Option 3

• Many people will be removed
  

• You will need coding experience to help (which includes me with the coding experience)
  

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

Alright so some of you have been on the fence of three and two.


So I will remove option 1 and give you more detail for both of those options (2 & 3)



Option 2 will mean that I will step down as owner (not founder) and someone will take my place, which would be settled with either an election or the co-owner taking over (but which one?), but it will most likely be an election if most people want an election.

Option 3 will mean that everyone that doesn't have access to the tools we will be using to create a real OS will be removed. Art, SFX, Testers, and Aspects are exempt from that rule. But if you are a coder, then you will need to have access to a computer in order to code the real OS.


Benefits of Option 2

• Active Owner
  

• Everybody stays in their places
  

• Nice an dsimple
  

Benefits of Option 3

• Active developers
  

• An actual interactive OS
  

• Smaller team which is easy to manage
  

Drawbacks of Option 2

• Dead thread still?
  

• Bigger team
  

Drawbacks of Option 3

• Many people will be removed
  

• You will need coding experience to help (which includes me with the coding experience)
  

meatlol555 wrote:

What even is an Os?

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

Alright so some of you have been on the fence of three and two.


So I will remove option 1 and give you more detail for both of those options (2 & 3)



Option 2 will mean that I will step down as owner (not founder) and someone will take my place, which would be settled with either an election or the co-owner taking over (but which one?), but it will most likely be an election if most people want an election.

Option 3 will mean that everyone that doesn't have access to the tools we will be using to create a real OS will be removed. Art, SFX, Testers, and Aspects are exempt from that rule. But if you are a coder, then you will need to have access to a computer in order to code the real OS.


Benefits of Option 2

• Active Owner
  

• Everybody stays in their places
  

• Nice an dsimple
  

Benefits of Option 3

• Active developers
  

• An actual interactive OS
  

• Smaller team which is easy to manage
  

Drawbacks of Option 2

• Dead thread still?
  

• Bigger team
  

Drawbacks of Option 3

• Many people will be removed
  

• You will need coding experience to help (which includes me with the coding experience)
  

yooit_32 wrote:

bump

Tyller_ wrote:

yooit_32 wrote:

bump

Stop, plz
Edit: nvm checked dates, just bad time of me checking forums

1. Write a real OS from Scratch (Not in Scratch, in C and Assembly). This would be hard, and require the devs to have Linux computers.
   
2. Write a real OS in COSMOS. This would be easier and allow people to use Windows, but is limited: No multithreading, no 64-bit, no USB (Except as provided by BIOS), no video acceleration.
   
3. Write a real OS on top of the Linux kernel. A little harder then COSMOS, but much more powerful.
   

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

Ok I am back from my grave. I guess 3 wins! Yipee! Because I am stupid in all things computer, I will help with art and stuff…


So if anybody doesn't want to help in making a real OS, then you can fill out your resignation form.
Also, should we start a new thread in Advanced Topics? This really isn't Scratch-related anymore now, right?

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

Ok I am back from my grave. I guess 3 wins! Yipee! Because I am stupid in all things computer, I will help with art and stuff…


So if anybody doesn't want to help in making a real OS, then you can fill out your resignation form.
Also, should we start a new thread in Advanced Topics? This really isn't Scratch-related anymore now, right?