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The best way for QEMU (or anything) to keep improving is to have it written using the languages and tools that the actual maintainers are the most comfortable w
by jedisct1 6y ago
The best way for QEMU (or anything) to keep improving is to have it written using the languages and tools that the actual maintainers are the most comfortable with.
People suggesting rewrites in X/Y/Z are usually not people maintaining these projects. This is evangelism, but it doesn't help with anything.
- stefanha 6y agoArticle author here. Thanks for mentioning it, I have updated the article to clarify that I'm a QEMU maintainer. The article was intended for the QEMU community but now that it's being discussed more widely it helps to be explicit about my involvement in QEMU.