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Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View Post
Here let me translate that for you:
Doesn't sound so impressive now does it?
While TDD is something we should all strive for, touting it as your main selling point... just isn't that impressive unless you're running a DOD contract writing software to run aircraft engines or something. As others are being quick to point out it doesn't mean jack shit for typical server or desktop usage scenarios.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postall you have to do to get rid of this "misconception" is to provide microkernel, abi-compatible with linux, running just as fast. what was stopping you all those years?
I repeat, you people are living in the past. You have no clue at all of the improvements in the microkernel space. Did you know that a bunch of Android OEMs run Android virtualized on top of seL4????
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Originally posted by microcode View Post
When it comes to Minix 3, especially when compared to seL4, it's not a misconception. Minix3 has some interesting overall design decisions in user space, but seL4 is by far the better kernel. I'd be down for a port of the Minix3 userspace to seL4 (yes, I am aware this is a lot of work because of the different ideas of just how micro the kernel should be).
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Originally posted by brouhaha View PostWill using synthetic oil in your car engine prevent your muffler from rusting out?
Obviously having fewer kernel bugs doesn't solve all problems in other system components, but that doesn't mean that it's not worthwhile to use a kernel with fewer bugs.
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Originally posted by ayumu View PostNo, but the capability mechanisms in seL4 would allow the browser to be really well isolated from the rest of the system.
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Originally posted by pabloski View PostThey did just this with L4linux and it was faster than stock Linux!!!
Originally posted by pabloski View PostI repeat, you people are living in the past. You have no clue at all of the improvements in the microkernel space.Last edited by pal666; 07 February 2021, 08:06 AM.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postl4linux is monolithic linux running on hypervisor
Originally posted by pal666 View Postcan you share benchmark of some modern game on l4linux?
Originally posted by pal666 View Postwell you have no clue what you are talking about(see first part of this post)
Also, what part of my last post don't you answer? A lot of mobile phones run on L4 + Android on top!!! And they are damn fast. Some of them even compartmentalize Android subsystems under isolated virtual machines. And they are damn fast!!
Last edited by pabloski; 07 February 2021, 11:11 AM.
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