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It's not better, just for a different use-case. That's why every single universal-os is based in 60-90 tech. Your tires are useless for tanks or trains, but whe

by nix23 4y ago

It's not better, just for a different use-case. That's why every single universal-os is based in 60-90 tech. Your tires are useless for tanks or trains, but wheels are universal. Let's see how good your tire's are in a chariot race: https://www.seeker.com/secret-of-roman-race-chariots-found-2187581176.html https://www.seeker.com/secret-of-roman-race-chariots-found-2... >>Any iron tire for racing would be a very thin strip of iron on the outside of the wooden rim, best when heat-shrunk on the wood, to consolidate the whole wheel. Your base is ~unix=wheel and on top your pressure-sensor=Kubernetes (for example), below is your always on disk-brake=x86 ;)

IshKebab 4y ago
It sounds like you can't imagine something fundamentally different to Unix. Not everything is built on Unix. I would suggest looking up how Fuchsia works for example.
- nix23 4y ago
  I would suggest looking up how OpenVMS works for example. Why learn a Bullshit OS (fuchsia) when you can learn ~unix and cover 90% of usage. Again Students are not stupid they can read and learn for themselves after learning the basics of a OS...what Xv6 is for. But maybe you are that hidden genius professor from MIT that could teach everything much better. But then, why do we even talk, right?
- rnd0 4y ago
  >I would suggest looking up how Fuchsia works for example. I would agree with you...after Fuschsia has proven itself in the real world for a few decades. At this point -it has not.