> Doesn't that make Linux multiserver?
> (dosemu + maybe others? :)
> [wine doesn't count as it actually emulates the environment rather than
> providing an environment the OS can run within...]
> (I suppose that would rule ibcs out too...)
It's only single-server unless you can come up with another example <G>.
(Executor (Mac emu) dosn't count, since it's system folder is intel code,
not emulated.)
> Couldn't Linux run a Mach kernel?
I don't see why you couldn't port mach to linux. However, it would probably
be on the same order of magnitutide as writing all new drivers for a win95
system to make it run under linux.
> It would be easier than that multiprocessor Win95 system mentioned :)
I'm not so certian.
> I wonder what paging/VM environment Mach would need? <grin>
It shouldn't need any. Just make it think its on a machine with 2^30 bytes
memory and have it be a userspace program.
> G'day, eh? :)
> - Teunis
-=- James Mastros
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