Re: KANETON

[Luis Araujo]

Hi all,

Well, i think this is the first time i write to this list since i am 
subscribed, and i hope not to do too much unnecessary noise since it 
isn't going to be a technical posting, but i got some doubts about the 
recent discussions in this list, mainly initiated by Mr. Guillaume.

I have been following through this list your recent posting Mr. 
Guillaume, and though i have found interesting many things about them, 
and actually agree with some of your point (for example, the idea of 
writing a new language to design a new kernel in which such a 
distinction between language and system doesn't exist), i still don't 
understand what it is the main point of you to continue sending such an 
email to the list without a clear purpose, objective or road to follow; 
i mean, it is not i find them as something bad (it has even given some 
life to this mailing list which i think it is good, and i have enjoined 
reading some of your links posted), but i still fail to see where you 
really want to get at.

For example, some proposal, ideas, suggestions , that i guess you are 
trying to communicate to the Hurd community, in form of something 
specific , as a (new?)project maybe? ... something probably that we 
could cooperate with or start working at?, if that isn't your purpose, 
what is it then?

Sincerely,

Luis


Guillaume FORTAINE wrote:
> https://www.kaneton.org/bin/view/Kaneton/WebHome
>
> kaneton is a microkernel with a very powerful design and implementation 
> leading to a flexible, reliable and secure microkernel based operating 
> system.
> The kaneton project is composed of two very distinctive parts:
> The first part is pedagogical and consists in provinding people 
> everything necessary to learn operating systems concepts from basic 
> operating system functionalities through the microkernel architecture to 
> advanced distributed operating system concepts.
> The second part consists in the development of a reliable, secure and 
> flexible reference implementation which, in a near future, will be used 
> as a basis for a distributed operating system. This reference 
> implementation is developed by experienced people.
> For more information about the kaneton microkernel design, take a look 
> at the Papers section. In addition, an article about the kaneton 
> microkernel was published in June, 2006 on the specialized website 
> OSNews.com.
>
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
>                  Guillaume FORTAINE
>
>
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