A Status Update On GNU Hurd: Java, Debian, Money

Congrats on the necro.

Besides, I won't use Hurd until it runs Mono and C#. Without Mono, my favourite applications won't run so it's useless.

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Originally Posted by Ex-Cyber

Well, "too much time wasted" is in the eye of the beholder. Someone running a massively multithreaded server workload might care whether a syscall takes 100 microseconds vs. 200 microseconds, but most users wouldn't be able to tell the difference if their lives depended on it.

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With minix the difference is not two, but 140 times, so even phlegmatic will notice the difference. Most users also care about things like copying time etc. Hurd is dead.

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Originally Posted by BlackStar

Congrats on the necro.

Besides, I won't use Hurd until it runs Mono and C#. Without Mono, my favourite applications won't run so it's useless.

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Sir, you know taste in perversion.

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Originally Posted by Ibidem

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xpra
I think that's what you missed.
Don't have many issues with graphics drivers here...
Just about any core Windows library, service, or kernel update takes a reboot; with Linux, libraries just mean running ldconfig (which dpkg/apt/... run automatically), and services are just "service xyz restart".
The kernel still takes a reboot, unless you know what you're doing (hint: ksplice)
The "interesting updates"--that would be like Windows Vista -> Seven.
You're confusing Canonical's representation of reality with how Linux actually works.

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Tshh, don´t wake the latent windows troll.