Object Oriented System

Object Oriented User Interface:

The user finds the object directly. It is not necessary to find the program first. The Windows system uses the registry file to associate the sub-filename of the document file to the executable file, but the real object oriented system should do this by the class of the object without any other registry. The Java system is closer to implement this, but we do not see it in the Android which is the Java based.

As the user wants to do something about the object, it is not to find some action on the sidebar or menu with so many items not about this object, there are only actions or sub-objects about the object focused appearing. Every object has its access permission, so it is not needed to separate the viewer and the editor, they should be combined.

Object Oriented Storage:

There is no file system needed any more. The Java system has told us everything is an object and its class is an object too, so why not directly use the object system to replace the file system? And use the object unit to replace the page of the virtual memory system to swap automatically, we do not need to use different data structure in the memory and the storage, and there is no file loading and saving needed any more.