I've always wanted to build my own computer system, OS and all, which would be, ahem, perfected. I designed an ISA called SubSky and wrote an emulator/VM implementing it, and made a language + compiler. (It's kinda like UXN in nature, actually, just 32-bit and more 2000s-era than 80s-era.) A 16-opcode, 3-operand RISC with an operand/"pseudoregister" referring to the stack. I'll have to publish it sometime. I'm making a videogame for it.

Cc: @rl_dane (it didn't seem right to reply to the thread)

If anyone is interested, let me know, and I'll take a temporary break from the videogame project and publish online.

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@golemwire

Awesome! I'd love to see a 16/32-bit 68k-inspired cousin to #uxn.

Someday I wanna develop a GUI system that's purely 1024x768 monochrome, just to prove that we don't need truecolor, 4k, and all that jazz.

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