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That has nothing to do with kernel space vs user space and everything to do with different projects having different attitudes. The comparison is to the case wh
by dooglius 7y ago
That has nothing to do with kernel space vs user space and everything to do with different projects having different attitudes. The comparison is to the case where Linux instead ships a special "linuxso.so" that all processes and libraries need to (dynamically) link against in order to get a stable interface.
- gmueckl 7y agoThat attitude that is so prevalent in Linux user space is what this thread was getting at. This is why the syscall interface being maintained as a stable interface is so important on Linux compared to other operaring systems.