OScentric
OScentric refers to a design philosophy or approach in software development where the operating system plays a central and highly integrated role. Instead of applications being largely self-contained, an OScentric design emphasizes leveraging the operating system's features, services, and APIs extensively. This can manifest in various ways, such as applications that deeply integrate with the OS's file system, security model, process management, or user interface paradigms.
The primary benefits of an OScentric approach can include improved performance, better resource utilization, and a
Historically, many early computing environments exhibited OScentric tendencies due to the limited capabilities and resources of