RE: Using Hurd features (was: Re: Hurdish applications forpersistence)

[Christopher Nelson]

> Right.  That is, creating a library, so it is at least easy 
> to port (only the library needs to be ported).  Glib is an 
> excellent example of such a library (which doesn't do 
> specific hurdish things of course).

Anyone who thinks that Glib is easy to port has never tried to port it.
Porting it to another "Linux" system may be easy.  Porting it to another
"Unix-like" system is difficult to hard, and porting it to anything else
is an exercise in masochism.

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