> it's not just a "server" operating system anymore This is not much of an argument. Yes, you have another use case, and maybe memory safety bugs are not an i

> it's not just a "server" operating system anymore This is not much of an argument. Yes, you have another use case, and maybe memory safety bugs are not an issue for you (which -- you hear this a lot among C programmers until they are bitten). But also clearly that doesn't mean those bugs aren't an issue for everyone else, or that the Linux kernel should prize your POV over all others. Also, maybe your use is extremely limited? I mean "portable game device not connected to the internet" is pretty small share of the total Linux marketshare. It's probably a small share of the total Linux "portable game device" marketshare.