M/PC: Exploring the Concatenative Operating System Concept

The M/PC page introduces a concatenative operating system concept. It describes an OS built from small, composable modules that can be linked like code. The design emphasizes

The M/PC page introduces a concatenative operating system concept. It describes an OS built from small, composable modules that can be linked like code. The design emphasizes simplicity and extensibility through concatenation. Documentation outlines how core services are assembled from reusable components. The approach contrasts with monolithic OS architectures that bundle many functions. Potential benefits include easier customization and reduced system complexity. The page provides examples of module interactions and configuration methods. Readers are invited to explore the design and consider its applicability to their projects.