Nucleus RTOS

Forum thread started by remi_grumeau on Wed, 2009-11-18 22:19

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleus_RTOS

Anyone already try this ? Just heard about it cause it seems like the new Samsung OS called Bada is based on it.
C++ multitask microkernel built for realtime. I know it's a closed source OS but it really seems like BeOS back in the days ... no ?
Except the open/closed source point, what's the big difference with Haiku nowdays ?

ps: perhaps those two are totally different but perhaps you have the answer

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Comments

Re: Nucleus RTOS

by cb88 - 2009-11-19 02:46

Its meant for embedded and high reliability devices... not a desktop

I think QNX would be more similar to BeOS than Nucleus... they have an impressive little boot floppy you can try out

Re: Nucleus RTOS

by DanielDevine - 2009-11-20 08:47

Where did you hear it was going to be based on Nucleus RTOS? Or is that just guessing because of its' past use?
It is a fair bet that Samsung will be using Enlightenment as the Window Manager though because of the recent funding into Enlightenment development. Could be interesting.