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Why is anyone stuck? If you need to run code in the kernel, you’re obviously competent to use Linux or BSD when needed.
by zepto 6y ago
Why is anyone stuck?
If you need to run code in the kernel, you’re obviously competent to use Linux or BSD when needed.
- cglong 6y agoProprietary systems imply vendor lock-in. The more one becomes dependent on a locked down system, the harder it becomes to migrate your data out of it.
- zepto 6y ago> Proprietary systems imply vendor lock-in. It seems like you are talking about proprietary data formats used by end-user applications. That doesn’t have anything to do with choice of platform. It also doesn’t have anything to do with writing kernel extensions.