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>Secure Environment
Security is one more vital issue in a “computing everywhere” environment. The
environment needs to be kept safe from unauthorized network access, invasions of
privacy, or remote tampering with systems. This requires security guarantees in each of
the computers making up the environment. A new initiative to create a standard
security platform, called eTRON, is being designed to address the security concerns.
>Open Architecture
The results of the TRON Project are made available as open specifications. Anyone is
free to use these specifications, develop products based on them, and offer those
products on the market. The freedom of open specifications provides benefit to the
entire computing industry by allowing a low cost of entry. Developers are able to build
devices that conform to the standards without a large investment.
>Loose Specification
The TRON specifications define the operating system interfaces, not the
implementation of the system. In this way they are “loose specifications.” The interfaces
are defined hierarchically, enabling the development process and the implementation
process to occur independently. The defined layers allow teams to work in tandem with
each other and eliminate any dependencies between the teams. Moreover, product
development at any layer can take place based on free market principles and
competition

The TL:DR: We were robbed of an OS running everywhere that integrated everything in the late 80s because Microsoft wanted to push DOS to the nip schools to ensure that's all the adults would know when they graduated.

TRON is still the most used OS in the world by the way.

More here: https://web.archive.org/web/20100714092259/http://www.assoc.tron.org/eng/intro/TRON_intro.pdf

If it weren't for the trade war and lost decades we would have had our waifu bots by the year 2001.

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