> Release r42

Next-generation AI-enabled Tribblix.

Released today, Tribblix r42 boasts a host of new features.

Key among these is deep AI integration at every level of the system, from the kernel through to applications.

Some examples of these magical new capabilities:

• AI-powered ZFS automatically corrects spelling and grammatical errors in documents when reading from disk. Running a zfs scrub will automatically correct all documents stored in a pool or dataset.
• The ability of AI to reconstruct missing data means that you no longer need storage redundancy, with the addition of the raidai vdev type to ZFS.
• Going beyond traditional spelling correction and command completion, AI-powered shells ensure that the system runs the commands you meant to type, not the gibberish your fat fingers accidentally created.
• The addition of AI to the FMA (Fault Management Architecture) subsystem allows the system to analyse program failures and automatically patch binaries to ensure they won't crash again.
• The SMF (Service Management Facility) framework leverages predictive AI to restart services before they fail, rather than afterwards.
• Enhanced packaging dynamically creates software packages on demand, in response to the appropriate prompt.
• There's a significant performance boost from no longer needing to save frame pointers, as AI debugging can reconstruct stack traces without them.
• Use of AI through the development phase eliminates bugs, meaning that DTrace is redundant and is therefore no longer shipped with the system.
• An AI powered translation layer automatically converts code for Linux, BSD, even Windows and MacOS into native illumos syscalls, eliminating the need for virtualization or emulation solutions such as LX zones and bhyve.
• In a forthcoming release, this automatic call translation will allow the use of applications compiled for other CPU architectures such as ARM or SPARC to run at native speeds.
• A new routing protocol, MAIDEN (Mesh AI Directed Enhanced Networking), is included to ensure your network traffic takes the optimal route to its destination.

Try the new release now! Or stick to the traditional release.