Redox has pretty low resource requirements.
How much performance overhead does the microkernel design impose? Or is it actually the opposite these days (there's got to be a reason people keep moving network stacks into userspace for performance...)?
Re:Redox OS 0.7.0
by watermelon0 on Friday April 29, 2022 @04:19PM
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People are moving network stacks into userspace to be closer to the application, which improves the performance. Similarly, you could move application code to the kernel, which is what unikernels achieve. :)
I ask this because I use what I would call "a rather capable" 64-bit laptop that normally does nothing but yet can easily struggle with some web-based multimedia service running in a browser.