Hello! im a regular teenager from Bangladesh. I was just wondering if I could contribute to the design of the operating system. I am just considering to pitch it instead of a pull request with code because it will be quite complicated for me to make it alone and I don't want to assemble a team currently myself without external help.
Straight to the point, I want to pitch a UI philosophy where everything is based on moving objects in liquid, like you can move everything in the UI. Every element has a base plate called a liquid under it, the liquid has its own visousity and density. All elements in these liquids move in their own way. Like you have uh a info button, you can pull it with your finger and it will wobble around. And if you like scroll to a button and these are close, and they overlap each other they will collide instead and move to a certain boundary. The elements look like clayish glass, the elements like extract and then compress they have this pop effect to them. Then there is like the notification panel and certain panels, where if like try customizing sound it will extend and it will move the other objects and there's this line grid thingy behind everything that like makes sure if one element extends the other elements move to a certain point. Like some elements get smaller and then move into clusters, as example: you click the sound button, it shows up the volume slider, and there is the uh Bluetooth button under it or sum, it moves to the side imagine the airplane mode button there, it moves up and compresses and then the Bluetooth button goes there. while this happens the buttons like morph into the place like liquids or jelly.
I would also like to get help or if you let me make a certain Linux type that's basically a live editable distro. Where you have access to the OS files or it's a really straight forward OS mainly for Ai devs or other devs to make software or train software. Where they can do live changes to the files and codes and it's like just a bare bones system, where people can add their own code on it, and refresh certain parts of the OS that they changed that would like make the hardcoded operating system be something you can just build upon just add your own features and then test it in real time.