History of an operating systemUnununium Operating EngineHomeAboutBrainstormingChannels – Asynchronous ServicesConversation ServicesData TypesMemory AllocationMemory ManagementResources trackingSynchronous LanguagesDesign DocumentsCode StandardResearchMultipath CallsHackedPosted by  in Uncategorized on March 31st, 2013This is a project whose homepage has been hacked with the SourceForge backdoor by a 1337 hacker! It is extremely lucky because this message is the only change I did   After I found this backdoor, I, being nice, added this message to some SourceForge-hosted sites to warn them, instead of maliciously dropping their tables. Whom does this exploit affect?No CommentsGoing with MIT licensePosted by eks in Status Update on January 5th, 2011Going onward, future versions of Unununium will be distributed under the MIT license.  Thank you!No CommentsNew Unununium LogoPosted by eks in History on January 3rd, 2011I played around a bit with Blender trying to come up with yet another logo which would scale well and would be easy to expand upon.  The previous 3 “tubes”  where alright but didn’t look really good in black and white.    Hopefully this one looks a bit better: New LogoNo CommentsGitHub repoPosted by eks in Status Update on January 3rd, 2011I created a new github repository for the new build of Unununium; its fairly sparse right now, although you should see the specs slowly coming to shape.Check it out at https://github.com/ekscrypto/UnununiumNo CommentsUnununium – Existence distro updatedPosted by eks in Status Update on June 12th, 2010Jmony just updated CVS with dragon (the keyboard driver) cell ported from Dimension to Existence!  Thank you!dimension, dragon, existence, keyboard, news1 CommentA review of original design goals
Posted by eks in Status Update on June 1st, 2010
It has been quite a while without an update and I would like to apologize for that.  Beside selling my house, buying a new one, coordinating two job transfers (one for myself and one for my wife) life has been a bit hectic. I must admit to have *cough* discovered */cough* Fable 2 and Oblivion..
Anyhow, re-reading my last few posts I may have misguided the direction of Unununium so in order to appease myself and ensure I broadcast the right information, here’s a summary of Unununium’s goals:
* Single Address Space
* Dynamic Relocation
* Live Upgrade (no reboot required)
* Open Design
* Approachable Internal Hacking
* Well documented and teachable
Basically, a simple system with the internals clearly visible and inspectable by the user.  A system built around a fast and simple design allowing deep state inspection and debugging; providing sufficient information for the users/developpers to customize the system to their liking.
I’m still planning on using the multiple return path function calls; after all this is one good way of speeding things up a bit while better managing various output states.
The dynamic relocation a