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The actual HarmonyOS is a microkernel, multiserver system written mostly in their labs in Europe, led by the developers of HelenOS. The present HarmonyOS is a
by snvzz 3y ago
The actual HarmonyOS is a microkernel, multiserver system written mostly in their labs in Europe, led by the developers of HelenOS.
The present HarmonyOS is a placeholder for that.
Android is based on Linux (UNIX clone, 60s), IOS is based on Mach (80s design).
HarmonyOS is a contemporary design, following current state of the art in system architecture, far more advanced than these two systems.
They are, ironically, ahead.
- rjzzleep 3y agoAre you saying that HarmonyOS Next is actually based on the microkernel architecture? EDIT: I just looked it up, that's awesome. It's pretty amazing that everyone was bashing Huawei and Harmony for so long, but they finally managed to pull it off. Do you have any reference that breaks down the system architecture into more details than whats in the wikipedia article? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarmonyOS_NEXT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarmonyOS_NEXT