Regardless, from a "software tourism" perspective, I'm happy to see Google is still putting work into Fuschia. I read somewhere that the team has been really impacted by layoffs.
I personally think the time is ripe for an OS with more modern security primitives than Linux/Windows.
I also use Linux for personal computers and have a company-issued MacBook. I definitely prefer Linux over MacOS but you couldn’t pay me to use Windows.
No joke, this was my main hope for fuschia. I don’t think Linux or the BSDs can compete without a total re-think of their multimedia and GUI stacks (and the needed re-think does not look like Wayland).
I’m no longer too hopeful that Fuscia will be it, with its snail’s-pace development and seemingly having been back-burnered on top of that, but it’s what I’d hoped to get out of it.
Wayland is close to macOS windowing, just like systemd is close to launchd. That’s how open source can approach the competence of macOS, or Windows for that matter.
Regardless, from a "software tourism" perspective, I'm happy to see Google is still putting work into Fuschia. I read somewhere that the team has been really impacted by layoffs.
I personally think the time is ripe for an OS with more modern security primitives than Linux/Windows.