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Rust aside, it uses a microkernel, multiserver architecture. And, of course, drivers run in userspace and interact with the system through a clearly defined AP
by snvzz 2y ago
Rust aside, it uses a microkernel, multiserver architecture.
And, of course, drivers run in userspace and interact with the system through a clearly defined API.
Other systems like this include Robigalia, Lions OS and Genode.
They would likely quickly overtake Linux if they got 1% of the resources Linux receives.
- snvzz 2y agoCorrection, where I said Robigalia I meant Managarm. Robigalia is also an effort, but one that hasn't been touched in nearly a decade.