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I'm not making a comment dressed as a question, I'm genuinely curious. Is this super different from the linux kernel policy that you don't break user space? B

I'm not making a comment dressed as a question, I'm genuinely curious. Is this super different from the linux kernel policy that you don't break user space? Both in intent and in effect.

firethief 7y ago
In this scenario "userspace" refers to Google's code, and "breaking" it would be necessary to fix it for everyone else.