I want to set an easy target for version 1.1.0 so I can do some quick 1.x.x releases instead of getting bogged down. This means 1.1 could arrive very quickly or I could tinker for a while but it won’t be a huge update like the road towards the first release was.
Towards 1.1
Version 1.1 should have the following features which may be included in small 1.0.x releases or all at once:
- New or ported “shell” program
- Improved/added system utilities
- Small kernel improvements, e.g. finishing any code which was rushed in the replacement of old code
1.2 & Onwards
Versions 1.2, 1.3 etc. will be focused on finishing off or adding new subsystems but a full plan hasn’t been formulated yet. By around version 1.2 the system should be more modular and easier to build larger releases!
By version 2.0 the system should be able to recompile itself, connect to networks, run legacy software and so on.
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