The Brilliant General himself was the project leader, providing on-the-spot direction to developers of this glorious tribute to the DPRKās never-ending effort to progress Juche and build socialism, prompting spontaneous demonstrations of praise for the Military First ideal and continuous marching toward the total destruction of puppet regime and unification. On the night of the revolutionary OSās first booting it is said that the stars shone so brightly that workers put in a an extra shift in the fields.
Ha! and I bet this sly dog pinko commie dictator made sure that any one using this software could be kept under electronic surveillance by his secret services!
Thank god I live in a democracy!
oh, waitā¦
I hear that, unlike Steve, when Dear Leader says āIām willing to go thermonuclear on this.ā he means it.
The ad campaigns are a little different over there.
Based on the satellite imagery
I think that āelectronic surveillanceā is what happens on those occasions when a secret police member is nearby(frequent) and at least one lightbulb is illuminating you (less frequent).
That desktop actually looks nice - if theyād open source it Iād probably give it a try - on a virtual machine after inspecting every line of code.
If it IS open sourceā¦ link please.
I donāt think North Koreaās leadership understands the concept of āopenā, much less āopen sourceā.
Software has some very unusual properties compared to physical goods; but anybody who has a background in talking about labor, surplus value, means of production, etc. could probably wrap their head around OSS with fairly modest modification.
mutter mutter walled garden mutter mutter
Unfortunately in this case the nicest gardens are all on the other side of the wall. And by āwallā I mean āDMZ.ā
Nice wide scrollbars too. Might be more accessible than most desktops.
Well, if the Reality Distortion Field had to go somewhere . . . .
The DMZ might be why North Korea is in the Apple world since South Korea is using Microsoftās Kinect to monitor it. http://kotaku.com/microsofts-kinect-is-now-guarding-the-korean-border-1514792443
Apparently all 4 of North Koreaās computer users really like the new OS.
After the 5th was fed to hundreds of starving dogs, you bet they liked it. A lot. Loudly.
What else were they going to sync their fake iPads with but fake OS X:
To be fair, this map indicates that N. Korea has few street lamps. I donāt think electric lights inside homes, much less any sort of electronics, would show up on it one way or the other.
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