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I guess what you're saying is instead of a one size fits all solution where you have one huge OS that supports a variety of different hardware configurations, i
by khitchdee 13y ago
I guess what you're saying is instead of a one size fits all solution where you have one huge OS that supports a variety of different hardware configurations, if you broke down your software-hardware space into some standardized hardware configurations (like the Rasberry Pi) then it would be easier to build a much simpler OS for each such configuration.