If you build something simple, with just the parts you absolutely need, you get a system that is safer and faster. For Iguana, this “minimum runtime” means it only includes the basic things it needs to work. There is nothing extra.
This has two big benefits:
1. Better Security: With fewer parts, there’s less that can go wrong or be attacked. It’s easier to check for problems.
2.Better Performance: With less stuff running, it’s easier to see where things can be improved, and the system can run faster and more smoothly.
You can start with this simple base, then add extra features on top if you really need them. This keeps the main part small and easy to keep safe and running well.
This setup would also work great with automatic optimization and simple licensing. It could be free allowing customers to choose if they want to just keep what they have or improve it. It’s about giving choice and power to users.
Finally, this kind of simple system would be a good fit for running on a very basic version of FlowOS, making everything even more efficient and secure.
Once you embrace forking then it becomes possible to have experiment.
This idea really excites me especially since it would lend itself to machine optimization. Having the shared license code model would really well with this approach.
It would be possible to replace this system: Arizona mainframe. Using this approach.
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