e *has* to be logged in. The industry is moving
toward complete and total accountability for every single person, and
everyone needs to have a login so they can be tracked and cookied and
labeled and put into nice, neat little boxes. ;-)
Of course, tell that to the Feds when they confiscate your Hurd s
>
> This is very wrong, please don't make such errornous statements in the
> public. It only alienates people.
>
Well, aside from the political correctness, I would say many people view it
as a replacement for the Linux kernel even if those are not the words that
you would choose to say them in.
>I think I
> should start somewhere earlier (structure of a generic C program), right?
> Or is it feasible to go right into the stuff itself? Any ideas out there?
heh, even I'm having a tough time... and I know the C language... ;-)
> 3) Hurd -- nowadays -- still relies heavily on the mach micr
omeone who would want to get it up
and running, if it can be done.
Many thanks,
Lucas
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Spindletop Software Dynamics, Inc. (SSDI)
Box 390654Cambridge, MA 02139
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