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An Introduction to the Lonero OS
Rating: 3.8 out of 5(22 ratings)
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An Introduction to the Lonero OS

Learn about the mission behind Lonero OS
Created byAndrew Magdy Kamal
Last updated 9/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Get introduced to Lonero OS
  • Learn about ethics, privacy and security
  • Learn about the whole debate regarding Ad tracking
  • Learn about the whole "censorship debate" and free speech

Course content

2 sections • 8 lectures • 33m total length

  • Introduction1:41

    Explore Lonero OS, a narrow operating system with a spyware-free Android fork and torrent clients, while the course covers decentralized operating systems and distributions and notes DuckDuckGo as default browser.

  • Sourceforge Page1:33

    Explore Narrows OS on the SourceForge page, featuring experimental Android x86 disk images and the core Linux version for Air 7 8 7 architects; boot with Rufus and filesystem hints.

  • Why Lonero OS?1:42

    Explain why Lonero OS is a decentralized, privacy-centered operating system and explore its use cases, early applications, and ongoing development, highlighting the importance of privacy.

  • Use case for Stark Drones0:40

    Explore the use case of the Lonero OS in Stark Drones, showing how a decentralized circuit board enables point-to-point hardware connectivity and how different protocols extend operating system capabilities.

  • Discussion on a P2P internet3:49

    Explore peer-to-peer and point-to-point networking using a mesh network protocol that enables automatic, infrastructure-free connectivity for mobile devices without a central server, with fast handoff and no software installation.

Requirements

  • Be ready to learn + have an open mind

Description

Lonero OS, (best described as a decentralized operating system), is one of the small research projects going on in the field of "distributed networks, decentralization, and P2P protocols." This Udemy course will talk a little about the operating system as well as introduce you to a variety of topics such as privacy, ethics, security concerns, and the types of freedom ethical use cases of decentralization can provide.

Who this course is for:

  • Entry level software developers, philosophers, engineers

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