Nice deadwood, but it's all functional at the moment that is I install Mint and then Axruntime?
I am not deadwood but i can answer some of that, assuming you meant your remark to be a question (guessing that English isn't your native tongue).
At the moment you can experiment with axruntime already (
www.axrt.org) and run a select number of applications that deadwood made available for ax runtime.
Scalos is not one of those applications (yet). As deadwood wrote this is his first scalos "bringup" for axrt and that probably means that there are issues that needs to be resolved before he is able to make a (workable) release.
You can already experiment with scalos running it from OWB by running AROS hosted on (any) Linux. If you are savvy enough you can even try it without using OWB and boot AROS into scalos directly.
It is very exiting to read deadwood's mention of the words "window manager" as that would offer true linux integration.
Having said all that, i tested (native) axrt it with xfce and a debian derivative and there i noticed some issues with the mouse in that the right mouse button does not seem to work (menu strip does not pop up for example). I am not sure what is the culprit with xfce/debian but deadwood does already know about this. I am assuming that by the time a (experimental) release of scalos is available that all requirements that are necessary in order to prevent such issues as experienced under xfce will be known. Sometimes it is just a matter of having installed a missing/required package or simply using another DE (such as mate).
The "real" (*) work goes into creating a minimalistic Linux distribution that is able to provide all necessary tools/setup so that users can expand it the way they seem fit.
(*) in addition to "integrating" intuition into Linux as that is the real programming task.
@deadwood:
Thank you for the video. Indeed more than a thousand words
