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This is not the first OS without kernel/userspace isolation. LISP machines for example used virtual memory but not process isolation. In fact it was a top adve
by crististm 9y ago
This is not the first OS without kernel/userspace isolation.
LISP machines for example used virtual memory but not process isolation.
In fact it was a top advertised feature that you could get your hands on any piece of data and code running on the system at any time.
- kazinator 9y agoWe generally speak about the first OS with that isolation; of course early OSs were without it.