> Hurd is the only free system I know of, based on a micro-kernel design.
> THAT is what's got my interest.
Me too.
> Linux is becoming heavily bloated, though it is still my system of choice.
> ( personally, I'ld wet my pants for a linux micro-kernel )
Me too, though maybe not going so far.
> With a micro, you can impliment media stuff in user space,
> or not, as YOU see fit.
Which has more or less been a premise of mine. Hurd has the right
architecture, and it is pristine and fluid enough that we can mould it into
what we want.
I don't know if I'm in the minority of this list in advocating great open
source media applications on the desktop and would like a good grounding
geared towards supporting them. Is this so?
