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operating systems dedicated to tablet-laptops
operating systems dedicated to fixed workstations
operating systems dedicated to smartphones
all unified around the USKALON operating system
The USKALON operating system (OS) is the first OS offered by seeikual; there will be others for desktop computers, tablets, laptops, and smartphones.
The advantage of designing software for USKALON is that it will be pre-adapted to other operating systems. Indeed, if it can handle the most complex applications, it can handle the less complex ones, and the k-kalon keyboard is the most complex of all those offered by Seeikual. By entering the necessary software values ??for
what does seeikual mean
By offering a first OS USKALON and then other OS, the European company seeikual puts an end to the US monopoly in this field.
SEEIKUAL is an 8-letter acronym.
Designing operating systems is seeikual's core business.
Among the many objectives (security & consistency between OS for publishers, etc.) it is ergonomics that takes precedence, that is to say ease of use.
You will notice that with USKALON there are bijections between the keyboard and the screen, for example the combined image {triangle} on each location of the bar means an associated keyboard shortcut, and this will be the case for all OS via the keyboards of the fixed station or the keyboard of the flip of the tablet-portable or via the OLE keys of smartphones.
All the operating systems offered by seeikual are unified around the USKALON operating system, meaning that software designed by a publisher that is ergonomic in TRIADKALON will be so in the other operating systems offered by seeikual without any additional work on the part of the publisher.
The values ??present on the triadkalon keyboard are not specific to this OS but common to all seeikual OS, these values ??< copy > and < erase > and < zoom more > ... are not precise adapted only to spreadsheets or bitmap drawings ... but general adaptable to any type of software.
ecosystem favorable to both publishers and users
Publishers' interestPublishers have an interest in ensuring that their software (software & games & software packages, etc.) are the best-selling, regardless of the OS: Linux-Kubuntu or Linux-Debian... or MacOS or Windows10 or USKALON. Apple takes 30% of sales of each software to the detriment of the publisher, Windows customers often settle for free and restricted software, it's even worse with Linux customers coupled with its minimal market share.
A customer who buys a PC with the USKALON OS (for example at €800) will actually spend €850, i.e. €800 for the PC and a €50 pot on his seeikual card that he will spend as he sees fit at the time he wants to acquire software or games. This pot is only used for that because the customer will not be able to use it to buy clothes or pizza... unlike many Windows or Linux customers who are happy with everything free, those of USKALON will spend at least €50 for games or software. Of course, seeikual takes 0% of the sales of each software.
Note that in the first years the SEEIKUAL startup did not offer an operating system but only a triadkalon interface, it will be a Linux distribution based on the latest stable Linux kernel 6.4.11. There will be few seeikual software in 2025 adjusted to all the UX-design potential of SEEIKUAL. Fortunately in 2025 Linux software can be installed from a Linux distribution and they cover all activities like < spreadsheet > & < text > & < video > … and therefore the user will not be deprived of an activity for not using seeikual software.
Of course, the purchase of the k-kalon keyboard includes free and unlimited updates. The user will start with a triadkalon interface associated with a partially functional keyboard, then after updates he will work with a 100% functional keyboard. After other updates SEEIKUAL will develop its own kernel and the triadkalon interface will therefore become the USKALON operating system in its own right. At the same time, the seeikual software will become more and more numerous and the Linux software will be useless.