Comment by dataangel

My excitement around Lunatic is mostly from being able to write a native application in Rust that I know won't have memory issues (b/c Rust borrow checker) and where I know bad plugins can be reliably killed (b/c lunatic reduction counts) without killing the whole application. Trying to be an OS replacement sounds cool, but I hope lunatic doesn't lose sight of this already worthy use case :) As soon as lunatic has a way for me to link native libraries (e.g. making lunatic usable as a library for a regular Rust app, so the core can call native libs) and supervise processes (so I can kill the bad plugins) I'm all aboard.