yeah i suppose you're right, point still stands. having to chop up all the kernel tables to run little mini systems just to deploy software correctly, along wit

yeah i suppose you're right, point still stands. having to chop up all the kernel tables to run little mini systems just to deploy software correctly, along with choosing from a whole host of bolt on capabilities systems and sandboxing technologies makes it seem like the services provided by base unix for modern computing are looking a bit long in the tooth.