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Because it is not UNIX like. It does provide some degree of POSIX compatibility, but it does not dictate architecture.
by snvzz 11mo ago
Because it is not UNIX like.
It does provide some degree of POSIX compatibility, but it does not dictate architecture.
- kjs3 11mo agoYes, I think most of us are clear that seL4 isn't Unix. But people continue to complain that anything with a Posix layer is Unix-like, and therefore somehow 'bad'. My point was that virtually everyone who complains about this never, ever explains what would have been better to implement, just that it should have been different.