In a recent tweet, Notch has declared that we (the community, not just this World) will develop the OS to be distributed with 0x10c. I hope we're up to the task. Notch thinks we are, and that gives me all kinds of warm fuzzies.
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I think we would need more information before that would be feasible though. I'm assuming there would be some sort of storage and interfaces with the ship.
He's said we get 3.25" floppy disks, but we do need to find out how I/O will work before we can do much.
Someone has already put together a bare-bones kernel in DCPU-16 ASM...
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