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It has taken decades to make linux stable and relatively bug free (Discounting systemd) As much as it would be great to have a new OS I wonder what is it based
by peter_retief 9y ago
It has taken decades to make linux stable and relatively bug free (Discounting systemd) As much as it would be great to have a new OS I wonder what is it based on and why?
- lnx01 9y agosystemd =/= Linux -- systemd is an init system and is completely unrelated to the kernel.
- peter_retief 9y agoI mentioned systemd as humour
- naasking 9y ago> It has taken decades to make linux stable and relatively bug free This is due to the development practices and tools employed, not intrinsic to the construction of new operating systems. There are much better tools now. For instance, Google could have built this on seL4, a verified microkernel instead building their own from scratch and they would have hit the ground running instead of the slower build up they're now going to face.
- peter_retief 9y agoIt will be interesting to see how it works out, as you say better tools and knowledge, I am looking forward to use it