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why would anyone want these?
Dear cyka,
(Lol!)
Start here.
Yours,
-Stanislav
Are you making БК-0011 clone?
Know you anything, Mr. Stanislav, about Phantom OS [0], the presumably now defunct Russian project which aimed for an object-based, orthogonally persistent operating system?
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_OS