Definition: Xenolite is a term commonly used by the tech industry for devices that are designed for use with multiple operating systems but do not meet all user expectations.

Here's an edgy and unsettling example of how xenolite can be described: In a world where everyone uses different software, it's clear that some people need to run multiple computers at once to get everything they want. But when you try to install Windows on a Linux computer, the system just hangs because it can't find the appropriate drivers for the operating system. Xenolite is a term used to describe devices like this one. In a society where everyone's privacy is increasingly threatened by third-party apps and data collection techniques, xenolite refers to those who choose to use their own software instead of relying on third-party applications or services.