> Er.. and AmigaOS had trouble moving to a virtual memory model, let
> alone to a distributed network model.
But AmigaDOS was never designed to live in a virtual memory world. Just
two examples, it doesn't have a facility to prevent certain memory from
being swapped and memory pools are maintained with a granularity smaller
than eight bytes, a number that is compiled into many apps.
Ralf
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