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> just like it is in Linux. Quite the opposite: the only thing that is (hell arguable, of course) wrong with Linux is its kernel architecture.
by qwerty456127 8y ago
> just like it is in Linux.
Quite the opposite: the only thing that is (hell arguable, of course) wrong with Linux is its kernel architecture.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoI could not possibly disagree more strongly. Linux's kernel has some problems but it is mostly ok. Userspace is where everything has gone horribly horribly wrong in Linux.
- qwerty456127 8y agoE.g. what? As for the kernel I personally dislike the the Linux kernel-driver separation model (I believe these should better be made more separate, like in Windows) but other people (kernel hackers probably) have mentioned the VMS genes in the NT kernel make it in interesting in more ways. But what's wrong with the GNU/Linux userspace? I can't name a single problem with it.