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As far as my understanding goes, there are 2 main reasons: 1. The very specific nature of the OS, which aims to be (in theory) very modular 2. You need to part
by spookie 3y ago
As far as my understanding goes, there are 2 main reasons:
1. The very specific nature of the OS, which aims to be (in theory) very modular
2. You need to partake on a very clear idea of what software freedom means, in every sense of the word
I don't use Hurd, but I do get it. I feel it's quite simple.
Just because it isn't there yet doesn't mean one wouldn't want to hack on it from time to time