Ah nice do we try to find excuses that monolithic kernel's are not so bad at all right?
And it's totally ok that those (any) "high-quality" driver can crash the system?
>Linux uses modules, some other BSD not.
Has nothing todo with modules, if it's loaded it's in kernel-space. Not others...OpenBSD is the ONE.
BTW: For those butt-hurt ones (that i blatantly attacked poor linux), it not just about linux but should we no create operating-systems where this is not possible? Just asking...
And it's totally ok that those (any) "high-quality" driver can crash the system?
>Linux uses modules, some other BSD not.
Has nothing todo with modules, if it's loaded it's in kernel-space. Not others...OpenBSD is the ONE.
BTW: For those butt-hurt ones (that i blatantly attacked poor linux), it not just about linux but should we no create operating-systems where this is not possible? Just asking...