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Well, you can run the simulation and such without it, but for doing any real work, yes they are necessary. That was kind of my point though: you could in theory
by defterGoose 7y ago
Well, you can run the simulation and such without it, but for doing any real work, yes they are necessary. That was kind of my point though: you could in theory put one of those kernels on an RPi or something (barring compatibility issues with the chipset), but you'd probably still be lacking the proper IO hardware, etc.
- Causality1 7y agoAbsolutely agree. Modern operating systems are utter beasts when it comes to complexity and are far less predictable than simpler solutions. There are reasons microcontrollers are still everywhere.