Daring Fireball wieghs in on the Great Kernel Debate
In the post I made about Mac OS X's kernel and Cringely's first mention of it, I basically said that eventhough the monolithic guys (Linux, esp) are all about getting down on Apple (XNU & Mach specifically) for being different, and slow, Apple should still consider themselves in a good position for innovation and technical acclaim. Plus I'm all for microkernels anyway.
Tech writer (newly full time!!) Daring Fireball has just published a few of his ideas on this topic as well. While I mainly avoided Cringely's article in particular, DF goes straight for the meat and makes a lot of the points that I hinted at, and many I didn't even see. For some great commentary on this subject, (plus a sweet geeky ink to a Linux kernel development forum thread that discusses this very thing from a slightly higher level), check out his article.
Look for much more from Daring Fireball, as he's recently taken up producing his blog as his full time job.
Tech writer (newly full time!!) Daring Fireball has just published a few of his ideas on this topic as well. While I mainly avoided Cringely's article in particular, DF goes straight for the meat and makes a lot of the points that I hinted at, and many I didn't even see. For some great commentary on this subject, (plus a sweet geeky ink to a Linux kernel development forum thread that discusses this very thing from a slightly higher level), check out his article.
Look for much more from Daring Fireball, as he's recently taken up producing his blog as his full time job.
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