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@DonnieBoy Remember that for the most part, as I explained in the first article, we're not really talking about multiple operating systems in the same sense as we run things like VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation today. We're talking about a "Shell" OS that manages the applications and the user interacts with (which could be some form of Windows or Linux or even "Mac"), and the applications THEMSELVES are self-contained in VMs that run on their own JeOS with their own libraries, so they could be written in anything. The JeOS could be Microsoft's Midori, it could be iOS, it could be a stripped down Linux kernel, etc.
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