Guillaume, You seem to have studied a lot of non-mainstream techniques and want to make use of them. I think it great that there are people looking to take more of the results of the research community and attempting to integrate them into real systems (which is not actually part of a researcher's job).
I think that so far, your ideas have been, however, too broad: first, what exactly are the problems you are trying to solve? You say on the one hand security and performance. I agree that these are important. On the other hand, you completely devalue legacy support. I think this is the hardest problem and central to the adoption of new systems. In short, I think you need to define some goals, consider their implications (in particular, what things are less important) and then think about how these new techniques that you've pointed to will facilitate those goals. Marcus and I have been doing this for some time and have found that this articulation process it quite hard yet rewarding in the insights that it brings. Good luck, Neal _______________________________________________ L4-hurd mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/l4-hurd
