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The implication that people care about GNU Hurd amuses me. I have nothing against it, but at this point, it's fairly clear that Hurd lost the kernel battle. An

by dkuntz2 14y ago

The implication that people care about GNU Hurd amuses me. I have nothing against it, but at this point, it's fairly clear that Hurd lost the kernel battle. And I thought the same thing (about it being Hurd).

_sh 14y ago
"The kernel battle"? Oh please. Why must everything be cast in terms of winners and losers? If you insist: the absence of a microkernel implementation, regardless of its technical feasibility, means we are all losers of "the kernel battle".
tshepang 13y ago
You make it sound permanent.