Though at least it's "open" in terms of open source, so we can (and have) hacked at some of the bits we've had to use to remove some of the malloc usage, but yo

Though at least it's "open" in terms of open source, so we can (and have) hacked at some of the bits we've had to use to remove some of the malloc usage, but you're right. I do wish we could've gone to Zephyr instead, it has real promise IMO. Though I'm biased because I prefer the Linux kernel-like approach haha