Who has the best designed kernel architecture out of Windows NT, XNU and Linux?
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Jacob Rodriguez
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Wyatt Phillips
Let me just look at the Windows kernel source code real quick...
Levi Kelly
windows of course
Logan Allen
XNU+Linux
Ethan Clark
Best if we don't look at pragmatic stuff like driver support and just consider the architecture? It would probably be seL4 or QNX.
Adrian Clark
BSD.
Ian Wood
Aren't both of those developed in the 80s and only for micro/embedded devices?
Justin Perry
Who uses bsd
Xavier Miller
plan 9, because.
Joshua Parker
I do
Parker Reed
big sucker of dicks
Nolan Young
They were started quite a while ago yes, but they're still developed. Mostly used on embedded devices. I guess you could run them on your desktop but that would be even more hardcore than using OpenBSD as your main OS.
Owen James
the one who can run my game better
Isaiah Cruz
Plan 9/Inferno
QNX
Herd (but Herd was never complete and you could say the design was to blame for that)
DragonFlyBSD (lockless kernel)
NT (despite it's interface, it does have a modular driver system that's pretty robust)
XNU (stable and powerful but still a wierd hybrid of a thing)
Linux (Surprisingly I'm ranking Linux last, but maybe it deserves to be much higher, after all, it's lightweight, could actually be finished, can be rock stable, has a plethora of drivers available) but since this was a ranking of design only, I can't think of anything that makes it a good design, theory wise, thst could easily change
Thomas Perry
Genera and Mezzano
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Dylan Parker
kys troon
Alexander Jones
Apple, Sony
Cameron Hughes
>Apple
Based on FreeBSD
>SONY
Based on NetBSD
Josiah Rivera
NT is much more structured.
Linux kernel is mostly developed through brute force and concentrated autism. But it's actually a pretty terrible architecture, at least from a security point of view.
Jonathan Gonzalez
Carter Reyes
Nice try, but linux is much more secure than windows.
Even windows noobs know this to be true.