> humans are inherently lazy > Hurd would be out in production in 199x if not for Linux. I think Hurd is not a good example of this. Hurd being sidelined see

> humans are inherently lazy > Hurd would be out in production in 199x if not for Linux. I think Hurd is not a good example of this. Hurd being sidelined seems to me to be a result of bikeshedding (which microkernel to use) and realizing that Linux (as a kernel) had more effort being poured into it because it had more mindshare. > But it's still being worked on in 2020. At more or less a leisurely pace as a passion project more than the end goal being production, precisely because the social goal that it was trying to achieve has been mostly achieved by the Linux kernel.