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Marginally off-topic, but Minix 3.3 runs the (almost) complete NetBSD userland now. To use X11 you have to compile the development branch, however. It's a real
by PeCaN 11y ago
Marginally off-topic, but Minix 3.3 runs the (almost) complete NetBSD userland now. To use X11 you have to compile the development branch, however.
It's a real, POSIX-compliant, reliable microkernel that can run useful things now.
- tormeh 11y agoWhich is cool and all, but the isolation is reportedly (USB driver crash) a very leaky abstraction and the entire thing is written in C. I'm cheering on Redox OS, which looks better from my very limited level of understanding.
- carussell 11y agoIt's also got almost no one actively developing it and and very little project or organizational infrastructure to speak of.