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I understand what your saying, an I agree. its the journey not the destination that makes scientific progress worth it in the end. But a lot of the "Rump Kerne
by valarauca1 12y ago
I understand what your saying, an I agree. its the journey not the destination that makes scientific progress worth it in the end.
But a lot of the "Rump Kernel" theory sounds like.
"I need a car with less features, and high performance."
"Okay, lets start with re-inventing the wheel, its the logical place to start. We'll build ground up and move from there."
"I was gonna start pulling the head lights off."
"Nonsense! We must start fresh!"
- justincormack 12y agoNo part of the rump kernel is about reinventing the wheel. It is about reusing existing OS code in other situations. So I don't exactly follow. This was a mailing list post so didn't have all the background...
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