I think Redox has the chance to avoid some of the mistakes Linux is stuck with; poor legacy TTY system, locks on files are cleared when the FD is closed, incons

I think Redox has the chance to avoid some of the mistakes Linux is stuck with; poor legacy TTY system, locks on files are cleared when the FD is closed, inconsistent system call behavior. It is technically a Unix-compatible OS but creating so many things from scratch allows a lot of flexibility to avoid old problems.