Hi, Akib Azmain Turja <a...@disroot.org> skribis:
>> (During that time, interested readers can also take a stab at improving >> support for the Hurd, which relies on that revolutionary technology >> called “address spaces” to ensure Memory Safety™ among other things!) >> >> Ludo’. >> > > Why "address spaces" is a revolutionary technology? All kernels (except > the "Hello, World!" ones) use it. That was an ironic remark from my part. Virtual memory management and address spaces are not revolutionary at all: that’s how we protect processes from stomping onto each other’s toes since the 70’s. If the goal really is to improve OS reliability through a multi-person-year effort, then I believe pouring that effort into a microkernel-based design would be more fruitful. My 2¢! Ludo’.
