Quoting "Patrick Matthäi" <pmatth...@debian.org>:
Ivan Borzenkov schrieb:
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
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Package name: Linux Unified Kernel
Version: 0.2.4-1
Upstream Author: Insigma li...@insigma.com.cn
URL: http://www.longene.org/en/
License: GPL
Description: wine and windows drive model in kernel
<quote>
The LUK project aims to add all Windows kernel mechanisms into the
Linux kernel, including Process management, Thread management,
Object management, virtual memory management, Synchronization,
System calls (Syscall), Windows Registry, WDM (Device driver
framework), Windows DPC mechanism, etc., to form a new kernel. Thus,
the new kernel allows both Linux and Windows applications and device
drivers to work directly without virtualization or emulation.
</quote>
Weeeeeee, a registry on Linux? WTH?
I was so happy that Linux operating systems do not have such a crap.
It really does not make any big difference whether you store user,
host or name databases in LDAP, Registry (binary files), text files in
/etc or whatever, it is just a storage, though being realized by
different means; if you put stuff in there, you will certainly need
some ways to clean it. AIX for instance uses LDAP-based Registry if I
remember correctly.
What really matters is what you put to run in kernel space. Having
that said, I don't think I will run such a "full-featured" kernel ever
;-)
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