Regarding your LinuxFR article: I know I mentioned in my Punix blog that I am trying to make a speech synthesizer, but I didn't mean that it's going to be part of Punix itself. It's just going to be a program that will run under Punix (or under TI-AMS if someone wants to port it).

Ok, I think many will understand (I have not written more, my article was already long!), and then, usually, when we speak about a BSD distro, we talk about the kernel and userland   I admit to not having thought we might think it would be in the kernel. I guess when the filesystem is operational, some Unix tools will not be hardcoded into the kernel (init, sh...) but they are part of your "punix" project  

Also, I wrote something like "Some improvements are more likely to occur than others", I think no one will blame if it is not in the kernel  

Thank you for reading my article, I hope that machine translation was not too hard to read (but it's probably better than my poor english)

Do you know what would be incompatible with the HW1? Grayscale, sure, maybe the sound due to the 68k running at 10mhz, but there is something else?