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I think it's pretty clear why they created Fuchsia: 1. They want a modular microkernel OS with modern capabilities. 2. They want to eventually replace their i
by bitmapbrother 9y ago
I think it's pretty clear why they created Fuchsia:
1. They want a modular microkernel OS with modern capabilities.
2. They want to eventually replace their internal Linux based OS with Fuchsia.
3. Fuchsia, or parts of it, will be the basis for all of their products.
4. They want to control the direction of their own OS.
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