> We have moved away from a world of shared libraries, filesystems, and UNIX users and permissions into a world of shared-nothing This is absurd. Fuchsia has a

> We have moved away from a world of shared libraries, filesystems, and UNIX users and permissions into a world of shared-nothing This is absurd. Fuchsia has all of shared libraries, filesystems, users and permissions. Probably even more of those than Linux. And while I am a fan of microkernels, I can hardly claim that have become more interesting as of lately. In fact, I would even claim they have become even less interesting, since people are now taking seriously for some reason all the side channel attacks that practically make hardware-enforced privilege separation useless.