Looking back it seems so quaint now how at the start we argued about the architecture and the basic parameters of the future OS and felt a little bit like… alchemists with compasses trying to make squares out of circles. Indeed, within the company the project is known simply as ’11-11′.ġ4 years is a serious age for any project. Which is birthday of our big, ambitious project. November 11 is of course easy to remember as it’s 11-11. Fast forward several years, and today we aren’t simply celebrating the latest team discussion, but our first commercial hardware device actually ready! Then we built up a team – very slowly, since OS specialists are few and far between. We met from time to time, discussed technical details, architecture, and drew pretty pictures on large sheets of paper. No, in the first several years not a single line of code was written. The very first meeting held regarding this project took place 14 (fourteen!) years ago almost to the day – on November 11! Not that we’ve been diligently coding and testing since then in that amount of time with sufficient resources you could see several projects through to the end and update and improve them all several times over! Which is just what we did.Īnd just the other day we celebrated the birth of this new OS! All the popular operating systems aren’t designed with security in mind, so it’s simpler and safer to start from the ground up and do everything correctly. Anticipating your questions: not even the slightest smell of Linux. Third, everything has been built from scratch. In order to hack this platform a cyber-baddie would need to break the digital signature, which – any time before the introduction of quantum computers – would be exorbitantly expensive.
Second, there’s its built-in security system, which controls the behavior of applications and the OS’s modules. Let me run through the main ones briefly…įirst, it’s based on microkernel architecture, which allows to assemble ‘from blocks’ different modifications of the operating system depending on a customer’s specific requirements.
The operating system boasts several distinctive features.
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