[system7rocks]

This looks like an advertisement for a new season of Severance or something.

The image on this page is wild: https://radiant.computer/principles/

Of course, I am intrigued by open architecture. Will they be able to solve graphic card issues though?

[d-us-vb]

You won't be bringing your own graphics card to RadiantOS. According to one of the pages, they want to design their own hardware and the graphics will be provided by a memory-mapped FPGA.

If your question is about the general intricacies in graphics that usually have bugs, then I'd say they have a much better chance at solving those issues than other projects that try to support 3rd party graphics hardware.

[flobosg]

That image is giving me some Evangelion vibes: https://wiki.evageeks.org/Ramiel

[glenstein]

I am fascinated by the art but it seem bizzarely overdefined relative to the software vision laid out in text. That is, the amount of richly imagined imagery dramatically outpaces the overall coherence of the vision in every other respect.

And as with the text, the art feels AI generated. In fact I even think it's quite beautiful for what it is, but it reminds me of "dark fantasy" AI generated art on Tikok.

I have nothing against an aesthetic vision being the kernel of inspiration for a computing paradigm (I actually think the concept art process is a fantastic way to ignite your visionary mojo, and I'm flashing back to amazing soviet computing design art).

But I worry about the capacity and expertise to be able to follow through given the vagueness of the text and the, at least, strongly-suggestive-of-AI text and art, which might reflect the limited capacity and effort even to generate the website let alone build out any technology.

[edm0nd]

my outie enjoys trying experimental operating systems

[analog8374]

Am I hallucinating or is that black diamond in the sky a little malproportioned?

[zamadatix]

It's an AI generated image

[npodbielski]

Maybe they are building AI centered cult!