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Re:Unikernels: No Longer an Academic Exercise? by abrookewood on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @09:44PM (#18289033)
Is LING still alive? Haven't seen much project activity in a while.
Re:Unikernels: No Longer an Academic Exercise? by im_down_w_otp on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @10:46PM (#18289302)
Not really, insofar as I can tell, but it was slightly less inactive back then.

It's not the corner of the sandbox that I play in any longer.

Re:Unikernels: No Longer an Academic Exercise? by mycall on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @01:59AM (#18290053)
What about your view on ultra restrictive OS libraries, like geonode? These take much of the useful optimizations inside unikernals and give a bigger framework to work from.
Re:Unikernels: No Longer an Academic Exercise? by im_down_w_otp on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @11:30AM (#18293253)
The Genode project is wonderful. The write-ups they did about integrating their framework with seL4 were unbelievably helpful in my earlier explorations of how to build interesting things atop seL4.

That said, I never really considered Genode in contrast to unikernels to be honest. Something to chew on certainly.