Programmers at the Kuban State Technological University have developed a Russian operating system (OS) based on Linux for the elderly. Its prototype is already ready for testing.
According to programmer Oleg Leinveber, artificial intelligence has been implemented in the OS, which will tell users how to operate the computer.
Even someone who has never used a PC before will be able to quickly master it
OS Setup
During the initial setup, the user chooses from two interface options: Windows and MacOS. With the help of pop-up tips, an elderly person will learn basic commands and keyboard shortcuts.
The developers also provided modes for the hearing and visually impaired. These parameters can be configured in the menu. We are talking about voice prompts, font size and cursor, color schemes.
The new OS can be run on a computer with a 6-core Intel or AMD processor, an AMD RX400 series or NVIDIA 900 video card. This will require at least 8 GB of RAM.
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