Isn't the beauty of open source that people can take the idea of one person and build on it? Linus took Minix and evolved it to a state where Linux is today. This is Well and Good.
Tannenbaum disagrees with the design philosophy behind Linux, he likes a micro-kernel implementation. And if as many man-hours were spent improving Minix as were spent improving Linux, who is to say which would be the best today.
I say support the MFS project, diversity is better than stagnation.
Isn't the beauty of open source that people can take the idea of one person and build on it? Linus took Minix and evolved it to a state where Linux is today. This is Well and Good.
Tannenbaum disagrees with the design philosophy behind Linux, he likes a micro-kernel implementation. And if as many man-hours were spent improving Minix as were spent improving Linux, who is to say which would be the best today.
I say support the MFS project, diversity is better than stagnation.