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Anyone ever tried plain ol' GNU with Mach and HURD or Debian GNU/HURD?...
- 07-30-2005 #1Linux Engineer
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GNU and Debian GNU/HURD
Anyone ever tried plain ol' GNU with Mach and HURD or Debian GNU/HURD?
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Re: GNU and Debian GNU/HURD
Yes (and I like it for being micro).
Originally Posted by a thing
It's nice for developers and kernel hackers, but not stable enough for normal desktop use.
see: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/top...highlight=hurd
- 08-03-2005 #3Linux User
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I downloaded Debian GNU/HURD, but didn't get it working. after the install I just got an error message and that's about as far as I got
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again, what is the big advantage of this micro kernel and why should we accept it as yet another major kernel?
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Most questions that have and will pop up in this thread have already been discussed at length in the link jens posted. Continue the discussion there:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/topic-44127.htmlRegistered Linux user #270181
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