Discussion of non-GNU operating systems built atop Linux kernel
Key claims
- Operating systems can be built on the Linux kernel without GNU userspace or POSIX compliance, using the kernel purely for hardware support.
- Requiring full kernel recompilation to install drivers is poor design.
Volume over time
No hourly data yet.
Source threads (2)
Every thread this story was extracted from, with live and archive links so the evidence is verifiable.
- /g/109231316 ↗ live · archive neutral developing 51 replies Operating systems can be built on the Linux kernel without GNU userspace or POSIX compliance, using the kernel purely for hardware support.
- /g/109184137 ↗ live · archive frustrated evergreen 6 replies Requiring full kernel recompilation to install drivers is poor design.
Related stories
- OCaml limitations and practical use-case criticism 1 mentions
- GNOME Weather small city geocoding bug unfixed since 2022 1 mentions
- Newcomer asks about PHP and Laravel for web app development and startup ambitions 1 mentions
- /fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread 1 mentions · shared: gnu