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Go! Component-based Operating System

Flexibility
This refers to the ability of a single OS to present different views of itself to concurrently executing applications, and change the OSs behaviour dynamically.
Configurability
The ability to configure an OS (at compile, link, or distribution time) to take on different personalities
Stability
The ability of the operating system to withstand adverse conditions. Finer-grained protection (as offered by Go!) is a good way of achieving this (i.e. the finer grained protection, the more faults are contained).
Dynamism
The capability to change the implementation of components without shutting them down. Also known as 'hot-swapping'.
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Go! is currently sponsored by City University, School of Informatics' PhD Studentship Award. All reference to the algorithms, technology, publications listed on these pages must be acknowledged accordingly.