Yall ready for a new OS to argue about, Jow Forums?
>Microkernel
>Capability-based security
>Able to run Android apps
>Native programs written in Dart
>Jewgle
Here's the sourcecode:
fuchsia.googlesource.com
Android app support article
9to5google.com
Fuchsia OS
Kevin Scott
Cameron Bennett
>Yall
fuck off
Anthony Nelson
>Yall
Jesus fucking christ, piss off.
>>Microkernel
Dead-on-arrival meme.
Jason Foster
>Microkernel dead on arrival
It's not 1980 anymore, gramps. We've come a long way since Mach.
Nathan Campbell
I look forward to helping to de-google it.
Zachary Gray
If you can remove the inevitable google spyware that it will come with it will probably end up better than linux.
William Sullivan
Lel,
Chrome OS based on gentoo.
Google decides to do the opposite of what Jow Forums says!
James Gray
these anons get it
Connor Roberts
Fuschium?
Jace Roberts
>Able to run Android apps
Now I can catfish on my computer like the old days
Josiah Parker
>Microkernel
Useless
>Capability-based security
Which is going to do jack shit on an userland full of crapware
>Able to run Android apps
Useless, may as well run Android in a VM
>Native programs written in Dart
Meme language
>Jewgle
yah moar shekels for the good goyim
Zachary White
>>Microkernel
>Useless
>he doesn't know
Austin Cruz
kys samefag
Eli Perez
Actually the capabilities will ensure that the crapware only screws with what it has permissions to. In other words, your video game can't access your mail client's folder or page in memory. Neither do apps run with your permissions. They run on your behalf.
Adam Gutierrez
The fact that it's a capabilities-based microkernel means that its over the head of the majority of people here.
Do you really expect a jabbaskriplet to understand?
Angel Walker
but user I thought Jow Forums hated jabbaskript?
Julian Moore
>Yall
>Microkernel
>Android apps
Disgusting
Jonathan Baker
>Google
no
Carter Lee
Red pill me on microkernel
Jack Gomez
Android is already a VM. Android App support is essentially a native Android implementation
Justin Campbell
Only because they hate themselves for not understanding types
Elijah Butler
>Red pill me on microkernel
Read "Can we make operating systems reliable and secure?" by Andrew S. Tanenbaum. It's 10+ years old now, but still very much relevant.
Cameron Jackson
Microkernels have always failed in practice.
They only saw limited success in Intel's management engine, where it's literally used to spy on you.
Gabriel Cox
Microkernels failed for the same reason any new monolithic kernel OS would fail. There's too much vendor lock-in into the big 3 of Windows, MacOS, and Loonix.
The idea that microkernels themselves are the problem is nonsense. QNX saw great success by sidestepping the mainstream competition and going for the embedded niche.
With Google backing this Fuchsia project, there is enough money and industry influence involved here that a legit microkernel OS might have a shot at breaking into the general consumer market.
Jayden Jones
>Microkernels have always failed in practice.
So I guess L4 isn't running 'murica's fighter jets?
Parker Morgan
i await some sickass custom roms
Christian Morales
Enough with the Jewgle shit please
Kayden Hill
Chromium is botnet
You are looking for ungoogled-fuchsia
Eli Rodriguez
A someone who loves Fujitsu I think this shithole OS using similar logo is insulting af.
Lucas Barnes
>spyware hard-baked in ala win10
have fun with that.