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And Amiga had no memory protection which means that it would be very unsafe to use Internet with it. That said BeOS was quite responsive and had memory protecti
by renox 7y ago
And Amiga had no memory protection which means that it would be very unsafe to use Internet with it.
That said BeOS was quite responsive and had memory protection, but still inadequate security for modern security attacks.
- bmurphy1976 7y agoThe memory protection doesn't account for the performance hit. It's all the layers of shitty software and garbage devices on top.
- renox 7y agoMemory protection only adds a small performance hit that's true but it also requires a totally different way of working. I don't know much about Amiga but I remember that when reading about Synthesis (a very fast & low latency kernel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-modifying_code#Synthesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-modifying_code#Synthesis ) thinking that it was only possible without memory protection..