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I think this is missing the point. Assigning blame doesn't really matter - one works for his use case and one doesn't. When you're trying to get work done the p

I think this is missing the point. Assigning blame doesn't really matter - one works for his use case and one doesn't. When you're trying to get work done the path of least resistance is more preferable than using software that performs poorly because of your ideals. But to answer your question: If they are based on the same code, yes. I don't see why you wouldn't.

feanaro 7y ago
But they fundamentally cannot be based on the same code if you go deep enough. The system calls / API are different, so the implementations have to diverge at some point.
- somehnguy 7y ago
  No kidding. That still points the finger at the OS though.