WebOS goes back to 2011, and further back to PalmOS, so it's not really a new one. It has to be re-created by devs bc of proprietary stuff, but if you look at what has been done and the effort being put into it staying alive, (not only LuneOS, but even legacy WebOS, software and hardware as-is), it speaks of the fact of it being "not just another alternative OS". LG, who currently owns WebOS, and still uses it for tvs, even met with LuneOS team recently to talk about their plans for an official open WebOS. fact is: WebOS is awesome, and if the attention could miraculously be given to it, it jas a real chance to succeed ...