No video of the event yet, sorry!

I like OSs, and I'm creating my own. Uniqueness is important for it. A typical OS provides abstract concepts like "files" and "processes." How about an OS that isn't based on these concepts? DaisyOS is the OS based on the concept of "organisms." An executable program exists as an organism in DaisyOS. By doing so, this system can naturally generate executable programs through biological evolution mechanisms.

In this speech, I'll introduce and demonstrate DaisyOS's unique concept and design. It's not meant to replace typical OS but to offer a different concept. It might create new value, and, most importantly, it's fun. I hope this speech provides an opportunity to think deeply about "what the OS" or simply enjoy it.

The presentation was given using the Game Boy and Sega Saturn. The Game Boy software, including the slides and demos from the first half of the presentation, can be played at https://yohgami.itch.io/daisyos-gb-v04-osas24

The Sega Saturn software, including the second half of the slides, is available as images (iso and cue files) at https://github.com/cupnes/sh_ss_slideshow_opensuse_asia_summit_2024/releases/tag/v1.0.0

In addition, a PDF version of the slides displayed on the Sega Saturn is available at https://speakerdeck.com/cupnes/the-os-theory-and-design-based-on-biological-concepts-sega-saturn-part