GeNToo - Gentoo on the NT Kernel
Enjoi writes "GeNToo is a version of the Gentoo meta distribution based on the NT kernel, (virtually) completely free of any Win32 code. It provides a complete text-mode Gentoo environment, with all GNU tools, Perl, Python and the other usual suspects. In addition, it comes with with full NT hardware driver support." Aptly named GeNToo, is it a step towards bringing Windows closer to open source?
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COMPUTER! Whatever happened to Blueberry Muffin?
How 'bout this one and this one?
I'm not good in groups. It's difficult to work in a group when you're omnipotent. - Q
This isn't an April Fools joke.
Gentoo for NT actually does exist:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gentoocygwin/
Windows Server 2003 R2 will ship with SFU by default. Microsoft bought Software Systems and Interix because they were planning on adding a ELF loader so make it fully linux binary compatible.
Really I expect the big problem to come if someone can tie CoLinux in as a nice subsystem.
Why clone Unix when I can clone Windows instead. http://www.reactos.org
NT is a Mach Kernel
NT is not based on Mach, but it has similarities in its design.
the POSIX subsystem has been implemented once by microsoft and independently by opennt.com (can't find them any more)
Try Windows Services for UNIX, which is based on the POSIX subsystem and what this alleged GeNToo is based on.