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> it is “all OS”, if a crude and anemic one. Crude or anemic? The program does what you want or it doesn't. Quit trying to make it a human. Edit: If the autho
by 0xdeadbeefbabe 11y ago
> it is “all OS”, if a crude and anemic one.
Crude or anemic? The program does what you want or it doesn't. Quit trying to make it a human.
Edit: If the author can believe programs are crude or anemic he clearly likes to look at them from a high level, but you need a low level view to get excited about unikernels.
Edit: What?
- cyphar 11y agoThe author is a kernel developer. He cowrote DTrace and worked at Sun as a kernel developer while they developed Zones and ZFS. I don't see how a kernel guy could only see programs from a high level.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 11y agoThat is confusing. Maybe he just doesn't like unikernels.
- cyphar 11y ago> That is confusing. Maybe he just doesn't like unikernels. This is true. He has expressed hatred of them for a very long time. I'm not sure why (this article appears to explain it, but I don't feel particularly convinced by some of the points).