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Microkernels still need syscalls for usermode to interface with, so it is just as important. Kernels exist to serve userspace, not the other way around. Thoug
by invokestatic 9y ago
Microkernels still need syscalls for usermode to interface with, so it is just as important. Kernels exist to serve userspace, not the other way around. Though, given the relative immaturity of Redox I assume this is less important compared to Linux.
- leeoniya 9y agoi think Redox explicitly tries to limit the syscall exposure as well relative to linux. (dozens vs hundreds) https://doc.redox-os.org/book/introduction/how_redox_compares_to_other_operating_systems.html https://doc.redox-os.org/book/introduction/how_redox_compare...