So, the question that jumps to mind reading this is:
At what point do we acknowledge that we're re-inventing Plan 9 poorly?
I don't mean to be glib (well, maybe a little), but all of this (with some exceptions — zones and jails, mainly) feels incredibly hacked-together.
Perhaps someone paying more attention could tell me if, say, the folks working on the Linux kernel are learning the lessons from Plan 9? kernfs seems promising, at a glance, but I haven't really looked into it.
At what point do we acknowledge that we're re-inventing Plan 9 poorly?
I don't mean to be glib (well, maybe a little), but all of this (with some exceptions — zones and jails, mainly) feels incredibly hacked-together.
Perhaps someone paying more attention could tell me if, say, the folks working on the Linux kernel are learning the lessons from Plan 9? kernfs seems promising, at a glance, but I haven't really looked into it.