The concept of microkernels is cool for security ... the only thing cooler in OSes is maybe unikernels :P And certainly the time is ripe since we have such pow

The concept of microkernels is cool for security ... the only thing cooler in OSes is maybe unikernels :P And certainly the time is ripe since we have such powerful and capable machines even in the pockets of our pants ... we can certainly waste a little bit of resources to work with more secure layers of abstraction ... yes? But Hurd has taken so long, I feel like Google Fuschia might dive in and capture everyone's imagination with a more modern and practical implementation of the concept. To be clear ... neither Hurd nor Fuschia are really practical today ... I just feel like its more likely Google might throw a few hundred million at the project if it pans out in the few places its currently being field tested (like in Google Home devices).