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Why is it called "userspace" when all it runs is some Docker containers hosting a web frontend's server, and no human being ever telnets into it? Where's the "u
by shadowgovt 2y ago
Why is it called "userspace" when all it runs is some Docker containers hosting a web frontend's server, and no human being ever telnets into it? Where's the "user" in that story?
Where is the "user" when the machine is a Windows box stuffed behind a façade wall that displays airport directions, notifications, and ads on rotate?
- anticristi 2y agoI always understood "user" in "userspace" as "the user of the operating system kernel".