Hi Thomas,
2014-11-11 12:08 GMT+03:00 Thomas Strobel :
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> My next question is how difficult it is to write Genode applications in
> Haskell. Is there an environment which can run Haskell applications,
> something similar to the Haskell Lightweight Virtual Machine for Xen? [2]
>
> A few words a
Hi Thomas,
> Considering the amount of work that would be needed, I think I don't
> have the resources for that at the moment. I will stay with Xen as
> hypervisor for now.
no problem. :-)
> Out of interest, is there a way to merge Genode and Xen? Xen allows dom0
> disaggregation where device dr
Hi Norman, Johannes and Nobody III,
thank you very much for your explanations, your interest and your feedback!
Also, thanks for the offer to support me with running Haskell programs
directly on Genode.
Considering the amount of work that would be needed, I think I don't
have the resources for t
Hey guys,
On Wed, 12 Nov 2014 09:43:36 +0100
Norman Feske wrote:
> > My next question is how difficult it is to write Genode
> > applications in Haskell. Is there an environment which can run
> > Haskell applications, something similar to the Haskell Lightweight
> > Virtual Machine for Xen? [2]
Hi Thomas,
welcome to the mailing list!
> I'm new to the genode mailing list, so before I start asking questions,
> I would want to introduce myself. I'm a software developer and
> entrepreneur and I'm looking for the right tools to build a new product.
> It will be a cloud platform which focuses
I myself am not familiar enough with Genode to answer all your questions,
but I can answer the GPL question and give you some security advice.
The GPL will let you run closed-source applications on top of Genode like
they will on Linux, with the condition that you don't use any GPL-licensed
librari
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the genode mailing list, so before I start asking questions,
I would want to introduce myself. I'm a software developer and
entrepreneur and I'm looking for the right tools to build a new product.
It will be a cloud platform which focuses on security and privacy. Now,
I'm i