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An AJAX/Firefox-based web-application framework.

Used for Atomic OS, it becomes essentially an operating system working within one’s web browser.

Atomic OS
- An operating system which rests on top of the WAJAX framework.
- live installation
WASH is the WAJAX Application SHell.
- It is a JavaScript processing aid. It extends the web experience by providing both an interactive and scriptable shell capable of manipulating WAJAX objects. This includes DOMFS ^[ 1 ] I believe this is “Distributed Object Management Facility” (DOMF) – (PDF, article) objects (files and directories) and GUI components (under /proc).

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2006-05-09 ∞

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WAJAX Questions and Answers ∞

With answers given 2006-05-10 by Scott Elcomb (psema4).

Is there a mailing list?
- Not yet, but there will be soon. Working on getting mail2forum configured.
How do I download it directly?
1. Launch WAJAX.
2. Press control-u or from the View menu, select View page source.
3. Save the file
Is source control available?
- Only RCS is presently available internally as a revision control system. Subversion is the preference for collaborative source control later.
Is there a revisions history? Roadmap? Manifesto?
1. No, this is the first “snapshot.” Revision History will be tracked from this release.
2. The Roadmap (and Manifesto if necessary) won’t be finalized until after an initial community forms. Some items planned for a beta release:
  — Multiple namespaces within DOMFS
  — File Manager
  — Drag & Drop
  — Completion of the RAD Designer tool
How can one contribute?
- Mailing list and/or web based forums. Details will be along soon.
Are donations accepted?
- Not at this time.
Some components are obviously unfinished, so bug-noting is probably not very useful.
- The integrated tickets database (tdb) is paritally functional. When completed, it should allow us to organize and prioritze several different types of issues within WAJAX – unfinished components, b0rkenfe4tures, commands and applications.

It is being spearheaded by Scott Elcomb (psema4)

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^ 1	I believe this is “Distributed Object Management Facility” (DOMF) – (PDF, article)