Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 30th Jan 2007 21:36 UTC, submitted by David Dengg
DragonFly 1.8.0 has been released. The biggest kernel change in this release is the addition of virtual kernel support and a virtual kernel build target. The biggest user-visible changes include updates to third party applications included in the base system, a major rewrite of NULLFS which removes all directory recursion restrictions from mount_null and removes nearly all the kernel resource overhead when using such mounts, and a multi-ip feature for jails.
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2005-11-23
But for now, Linux is a free kernel for over a dozen architectures that scales better than some proprietary UNIX kernels do on their target architecture.
Which Unix kernels ? this include the AIX kernel I suppose ?
If not, an IBM's employe is telling us that Linux and AIX rulez them all.
Funny, it doesn't feel marketing at all ...