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Ah, I'm following :-) I think perhaps the kernel is more esoteric than systemd, and as a team they have proven themselves over time. I think they get a fair amo
by chris_wot 11y ago
Ah, I'm following :-) I think perhaps the kernel is more esoteric than systemd, and as a team they have proven themselves over time. I think they get a fair amount of scrutiny from competitors (the BSDs, and Microsoft) and they have a very robust development process so that might explain why it's not as controversial.
- digi_owl 11y agoThe kernel also lives in kernel space, so unless one go micro-kernel, and dumps everything but the bare minimum into user space, a kernel will always be a big blob of code (most of it drivers, btw).