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!important; } So yes, there’s Redox as an alt-os in Rust and it’s quite early
for to start thinking this way, but perhaps not. A Servo based OS
On 18/06/2017 22:04, Jose Marinez via dev-servo wrote:
So yes, there’s Redox as an alt-os in Rust and it’s quite early for
to start thinking this way, but perhaps not. A Servo based OS would
have many benefits. A browser engine based OS is where we should’ve
been in 1994 if we had more CS people
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!important; } Thanks Simon for the info. Any idea where the code for Gonk is at
the moment? GitHub somewhere?
I might be interés in reviving th
You can look at what was removed in
https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/11474
I (still) think this is an interesting idea, and now doable out of the
main Servo tree. That could work well with the "services" model
envisioned in the B2G OS community
(https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/c/
tldr: If you see some PRs from the moz-servo-sync GitHub user with a
priority of "treeclosed," it's because those must be landed into Servo ASAP
to support Firefox backouts.
Due to some amazing work from gps, we already have support for taking code
changes that occur in Servo on Github and automat
Thank for everyone's efforts here. There never seems to be a perfect
solution in technology, but I am happy we've found a solution that
satisfies most of the constraints and were able to deploy it in time.
For anyone that didn't already see it, glob wrote about the design
here: https://blog.glob.c
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