> A Linux-compatible kernel under a BSD license
I mean, in all seriousness, NetBSD and FreeBSD both have binary compatibility layers to run Linux programs
I mean, in all seriousness, NetBSD and FreeBSD both have binary compatibility layers to run Linux programs
But maybe it's just there because it's fun...and that's absolutely ok.
Thanks Sherlock.
It says right there on the homepage in the link:
« What is Tilck?
Tilck is an educational monolithic x86 kernel »
That answers both your points.
As if you know what fun is ;)
:-(
Be happy and have a great day.
You:
[1] apparently didn't read the link and asked foolish questions about it.
[2] I answered your questions.
[3] You attacked me and questioned its usefulness.
[4] I answered that too.
[5] You attacked me again and mocked me.
[6] And now, it's not really clear to me, but you are blaming me for being unhappy that you attacked me?
I don't know if it is possible to block people on HN, but for you, I will try to find out, because you personally have both wasted my time and made my weekend noticeably less pleasant, and now you are mocking me.