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Forth OS discussion

So, have you seen the other <lForth<> Operating System?
<lhttp://ForthOS.org/<>?
Is there a significant difference between ForthOS and the HerkForth OS?
(Other than the fact that HerkForth has the cool Wiki thing going).
Or should we try to merge the best parts of each into one unified project?
-- DavidCary

David, It doesn't seem like they have much in common, asside from <lforth<> as
the base language. Between having different architectures, and different source
formats, I don't think we'd manage to share much code. Please delete this
conversation after you read this reply. I added your link to the list of
<lforth systems<>. -- <lJason Woofenden<>

Also, it seems odd that you refer to ForthOS as _the_ other <lforth<> OS. There
are plenty of other forth OSes out there. Off the top of my head there is:
<lretroforth<>, <lcolorforth<>, enth/flux, <lOpen Firmware<>, <lherkforth<>,
<lpygmy forth<> and <l4IM<>. Perhaps you would have more in common with some of
these? -- <lJason Woofenden<>

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