This is mostly because I just received way too much disrespect from people locally when trying to invite everyone to see my new OS kernel, but also because new hardware is just a slow game and I don’t still want to be doing my initial OS launch next year waiting for the right boards or the right price or still trying to figure out drivers etc. The trade war is tiring.
So in the short term I’ll probably focus on value-added/integrated software distribution, especially using my expertise in BSD-based systems. SL/RD will stay in development but will probably be used as one of several options, in the meantime I can probably move much faster developing integrated solutions from legacy software stacks.
SL/RD will remain on offer of course as there are still many reasons to migrate away from old technology, but I think I need to reduce my workload for now to get usable solutions working and then get back to cutting edge stuff. The same applies for hardware designs, although I do quite enjoy working on hardware and hope to do more of it!
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