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No, userland means that it runs in user space, as opposed to within the kernel. Firmware is another matter of course.
by ambrop7 14y ago
No, userland means that it runs in user space, as opposed to within the kernel. Firmware is another matter of course.
- asb 14y agoYes, but all our kernel code was already open. Everything that runs on the ARM is now FOSS.