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While Linux certainly reinvents the wheel in some cases and NIHism exists everywhere, the syscall interface of an operating system is not the place where one ca
by abadabalinux4u 11y ago
While Linux certainly reinvents the wheel in some cases and NIHism exists everywhere, the syscall interface of an operating system is not the place where one can just lift BSD code and drop it in and expect it to work. This work needs to be done carefully in a Linux-specific way. The "NIH" approach is sort of a requirement.
- duaneb 11y agoLinux seems to have a policy of avoiding breaking changes. Nice for maintaining software, but it's not the best quality kernel as a result.