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TUNES started in 1992-95 as an operating system project, but was never clearly defined, and it succumbed to design-by-committee syndrome and gradually failed. Compared to typical OS projects it had very ambitious goals, which you may find interesting. However, we must warn you that our website is disorganized. There is a marginally active TUNES Project. Google Group, with 20 members as of April 2011.
TUNES started in 1992-95 as an operating system project, but was never clearly defined, and it succumbed to design-by-committee syndrome and gradually failed. Compared to typical OS projects it had very ambitious goals, which you may find interesting. However, we must warn you that our website is disorganized. There is a marginally active TUNES Project. Google Group, with 20 members as of April 2011.
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Max is the code name of a project and software to give complete control to the user. It is intended to implement the TUNES High-Level Language Principles. First, an interactive 3d world 0.3. Then, editing actual code in the world. The language uses pure functions as building blocks, which you instantiate into conduits and connect together to create a machine. Goal for 1.0 is a reflective tower interpreter as in A Lisp through the Looking Glass. 2016-09-20 - Interactive NAND 3D World in Haskell.PARSED CONTENT
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