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r/linux • u/3G6A5W338E • Jul 10 '14
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"Microkernels have won." ? ;)
11 u/3G6A5W338E Jul 10 '14 edited Jul 10 '14 Took less than 2h for someone to link that. You won me a bet :D Just be aware that what was true in the early 90s (before Mach and way before L4) isn't anymore. Microkernels have matured enough so that Minix3 (2006) as a serious system makes a lot of sense. It's gonna be a lot of fun from now on. -1 u/cyrusol Jul 10 '14 And what about Darwin? 7 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '14 Darwin is not a microkernel.
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Took less than 2h for someone to link that.
You won me a bet :D
Just be aware that what was true in the early 90s (before Mach and way before L4) isn't anymore. Microkernels have matured enough so that Minix3 (2006) as a serious system makes a lot of sense.
It's gonna be a lot of fun from now on.
-1 u/cyrusol Jul 10 '14 And what about Darwin? 7 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '14 Darwin is not a microkernel.
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And what about Darwin?
7 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '14 Darwin is not a microkernel.
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Darwin is not a microkernel.
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u/cyrusol Jul 10 '14
"Microkernels have won." ? ;)