I am also a Linux user and have a few questions.
> there is no sensitive data to steal
What would I use this for? Is it simply a system to propagate programs to users? (Collaborative software development?) Will my data be on the WikiOS or on my hard drive?
> there is low motivation to vandalize (whereas some wikipedia articles are highly controversial)
Motivation can not be predicted in advance. If I make a program, could not a competitor add a change that "accidentally" introduces a security hole?
> sensitive portions of the OS require moderators approval in order to be modified
What would you define as sensitive?
> We are also working to implement code access security systems to address this issue.
What is your planned security model?
I like the fact that its is sandboxed from the host. Can a program on the WikiOS interact with host programs and if so, to what degree?
> there is no sensitive data to steal
What would I use this for? Is it simply a system to propagate programs to users? (Collaborative software development?) Will my data be on the WikiOS or on my hard drive?
> there is low motivation to vandalize (whereas some wikipedia articles are highly controversial)
Motivation can not be predicted in advance. If I make a program, could not a competitor add a change that "accidentally" introduces a security hole?
> sensitive portions of the OS require moderators approval in order to be modified
What would you define as sensitive?
> We are also working to implement code access security systems to address this issue.
What is your planned security model?
I like the fact that its is sandboxed from the host. Can a program on the WikiOS interact with host programs and if so, to what degree?