Volker Stolz15h ago
Nina Kalinina

Oberon 3 for ARM (on the screenshot: RPi2) is neat. It is always refreshing to try operating systems and interfaces that live in a completely different paradigm from *nix or win-like. I'm running a pre-release from 11 hours ago.

https://github.com/rochus-keller/OberonSystem3Native/releases

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Show threadEkaitz Zarraga 👹15h ago
@nina_kali_nina AAAAAAWWWW ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Show threaddmi 💽 15h ago
@nina_kali_nina i’m fascinated by the cursor. it looks truly original, that’s rare
Show threadMoses Izumi15h ago
@domi @nina_kali_nina
pretty much just the AmigaOS pointer but black
Show threadNina Kalinina14h ago
@moses_izumi @domi and no gradients. Amiga OS was released in 1985. Oberon was released in 1987, but work on it started before that. You can see Oberon's predecessor, Lilith, using the very same cursor no later than in 1984, almost certainly by 1983, and probably by 1980. http://pascal.hansotten.com/niklaus-wirth/lilith/photos-of-lilith/
Show threadgloriouscow15h ago

@nina_kali_nina

if i was in a metal band we would have a fucking killer track titled "Beveled Gray UI"

thats how much i love them

but i'm not so we don't

Show threadMoses Izumi15h ago
@nina_kali_nina
Rare glimpse into a world where computers are designed by scholars instead of salesmen.
Show threadNina Kalinina14h ago
@moses_izumi it's not even funny because this is how all the modern OSes look like to most people :<
Show threadKirtai 🏳️‍⚧️15h ago
@nina_kali_nina
Definitely something I'm interested in.
Show threadAlex M6h ago
@nina_kali_nina oberon is the computing history we should have had