Philosophy

The philosophy of BamOS is centered around the pursuit of simplicity and purity.

Discussions about code purity, performance, and other similar topics can go on endlessly, often without reaching any significant conclusion.

Therefore, when we speak of purity and simplicity within this project, it should be understood as an idealized, mathematical model—something we strive towards but will likely never fully achieve. This creates a continuous process of movement and change, allowing us to avoid stagnation.

BamOS is not about business or marketing; it’s about technology, rationality, and accessibility for everyone.

Premises

The field of information technology—from microchips and hardware to web applications—is filled with imperfect solutions and non-technical factors (AND THAT’S OK). Most software is proprietary and designed to quickly meet the needs of the end user with the goal of out-earning competitors. Business sets the rules, and in the end, quality in technology is often a strong recommendation but not a strict rule. It’s not just businesses that contribute to subpar software quality; open-source software is also far from perfect, but this doesn’t imply ill intent or laziness on the part of developers—every system has its sharp and smooth edges, and every project has its reasons.

There is a lot of software that could be and can be better, faster, more efficient, and more accessible. Even large and well-known software products are not always great in this regard. And this provides motivation: the opportunity to influence the current state of affairs, contribute to improvements, and maybe even change the world for the better—or perhaps become one of those hundreds of thousands of projects that gather dust across the internet, never seeing their moment of glory. No one knows where this will lead ;)