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by btilly
2521 days ago
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Please note that Linus wrote an operating system that in practice showed greater reliability than competing commercial microkernels. I do not believe that the principles that he came to believe in that process should be dismissed as straw man arguments. |
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What is your basis for this claim?
I am only aware of QNX as a commercial microkernel (and real-time OS) and that is widely used in cars, medical devices, etc. with a strong reputation for reliability.
But for many tasks, Linux is good enough and free, which is hard to beat. But that does not mean that Linus is automatically correct in his statements.