haha very nice On Mon, 1 Apr 2024 09:11:04 +0100, Peter Tribble wrote: > Next-generation AI-enabled Tribblix > > Released today, Tribblix r42 boasts a host of new features. > > Key among these is deep AI integration at every level of the system, from > the kernel through to applications. > > Some examples of these magical new capabilities: > > * AI-powered ZFS automatically corrects spelling and grammatical errors in > documents when reading from disk. Running a zfs scrub will automatically > correct all documents stored in a pool or dataset. > > * The ability of AI to reconstruct missing data means that you no longer > need storage redundancy, with the addition of the raidai vdev type to ZFS. > > * Going beyond traditional spelling correction and command completion, > AI-powered shells ensure that the system runs the commands you meant to > type, not the gibberish your fat fingers accidentally created. > > * The addition of AI to the FMA (Fault Management Architecture) subsystem > allows the system to analyse program failures and automatically patch > binaries to ensure they won't crash again. > > * The SMF (Service Management Facility) framework leverages predictive AI > to restart services before they fail, rather than afterwards. > > * Enhanced packaging dynamically creates software packages on demand, in > response to the appropriate prompt. > > * There's a significant performance boost from no longer needing to save > frame pointers, as AI debugging can reconstruct stack traces without them. > > * Use of AI through the development phase eliminates bugs, meaning that > DTrace is redundant and is therefore no longer shipped with the system. > > * An AI powered translation layer automatically converts code for Linux, > BSD, even Windows and MacOS into native illumos syscalls, eliminating the > need for virtualization or emulation solutions such as LX zones and bhyve. > > * In a forthcoming release, this automatic call translation will allow the > use of applications compiled for other CPU architectures such as ARM or > SPARC to run at native speeds. > > * A new routing protocol, MAIDEN (Mesh AI Directed Enhanced Networking), is > included to ensure your network traffic takes the optimal route to its > destination. > > Try it now! http://www.tribblix.org/r42.html > > -- > -Peter Tribble > http://www.petertribble.co.uk/ - http://ptribble.blogspot.com/
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