Re: Creare un sistema operativo

From: Joe Wright (joewwright_at_comcast.net)
Date: 05/06/04


Date: Thu, 06 May 2004 17:58:43 -0400

Joona I Palaste wrote:

> "max(01)*" <max@fisso.casa> scribbled the following:
>
>>Joona I Palaste wrote:
>>
>>>B&Wos <Nospam@no.com> scribbled the following:
>>>
>>>>Salve ragazzi,
>>>>Stiamo cercando di creare un nuovo sistema operativo open source ma, abbiamo
>>>>bisogno di collaboratori che ci aiutano nell' intento... se sapete
>>>>programmare in C e/o in assembler o che comunque siete interessati fatevi
>>>>avanti, venite a dare un occhiata al sito ufficiale del progetto ...
>>>>http://www.bewos.tk
>>>
>>>>Spero di non essere stato OT, in fondo creare un os è un buono metodo per
>>>>mettere davvero in pratica cio che si sa :)
>>>
>>>Votre articula non e speciale OT sur comp.lang.c, pero creare un sistema
>>>operativo non e posibile in ISO standard C. Voce peuvez scribere sur une
>>>newsgroup dedicato por una machina architectura concreta.
>
>
>>ROTFL... is it esperanto?
>
>
> No. That's a long way from being esperanto. What it actually is is a
> pathetic attempt at writing Italian when the only Romance language you
> have studied is French, and even that only half a year.
>
Not pathetic really. In a former life I was forced travel the world
constantly by commercial airlines. Most of the people in business
class were salesmen, gregarious souls from any of several countries.
It is fascinating to listen to them talking to each other and to
talk to them myself (no shrinking violet I).

A conversation probably starts is simple English: "Hi, I am Fritz,
from Berlin" and responding, "Hi, I am Paul, from Nice". English is
not native to either of them, but Paul knows a little German and
Fritz know a little French. The ensuing conversation is an amazing
mix of three languages. And I, English mother tongue with a little
French and German had no trouble joining in. It was great way to
spend time at an airport bar between planes.

-- 
Joe Wright                            mailto:joewwright@comcast.net
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
                     --- Albert Einstein ---


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