On Fri, 14 Jul 2000 18:19:07 -0700 (PDT), "�iogo" Sperb Schneider wrote:
>> Hey... "The Kernel is the least important part of
>> the OS"... so, what is the most important?
> The basic software that is made for it, like shells
>and tools. That's what actually give an OS it's
>identity. All the kernel does is make sure that these
>pieces of software work. :)
Nonsense. With a poorly designed kernel you will have
a bad performance of any application, even the better
programmed applications.
> I don't see how it relates, I mentioned UZIX just as
>an example... Keep focused.
You were talking about Uzix as a Linux port. It's not.
Linux is linux. Uzix is Uzix...
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