Has Anyone Heard Of: Phantom OS

[Michael Lauzon]

A excerpt from the story:

"It's nine degrees Fahrenheit in Moscow right now. That's the kind of
cold that makes a man concentrate on his work so he can keep from
remembering that the tears the wind blows out of his eyes will freeze
on the side of his face before they hit the ground.

In the middle of this icebox, Dmitry Zavalishin is cooking up a new
operating system. He calls it Phantom. Phantom is a different approach
on the OS than any other out there, with the primary goal of being
immortal. In Phantom, powering off the computer will not cause
programs to lose state. They can pick up where they left off as soon
as the machine is turned back on."

Source: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/03/phantom_russian_os/

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Michael Lauzon
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