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Live Demo CD of Microkernel-Based TUD:OS Released

Norman Feske writes "The OS Group of Technische Universität Dresden (TUD:OS) has released a live demo CD of their custom operating system project. TUD:OS is a microkernel-based operating system targeted at secure and real-time systems. Some highlights of the demo CD include a new approach for securing graphical user interfaces called Nitpicker, multiple L4Linux kernels running at the same time on top of a custom L4 microkernel, a survey on the reuse of device drivers on the TUD:OS platform, native Qt-applications, the DOpE windowing system, games, and a lot more. More information is available at the demo CD website demo.tudos.org. And yes, there are screenshots, too!"

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  1. If they managed to create something like this... by 10Ghz · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Why is HURD still nowhere near finished (as in: ready to be used)?

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  2. How does this compare to HURD? by Sam+Haine+'95 · · Score: 2, Interesting
    multiple L4Linux kernels running at the same time on top of a custom L4 microkernel
    Sorry if this is a stupid/obvious question, but is this similar to HURD?
  3. That's great. by Kickasso · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I wonder if they're able to load closed-source drivers like nvidia, and have accelerated OpenGL graphics...