Re: "Alternative" kernel.

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Marc-Christian Petersen wrote:
On Tuesday 08 July 2003 23:21, Jose Luis Alarcon wrote:

Hi Jose,


 Can you tell me what do you think that is the more crazy
kernel that i have install in a modern distro?. I feel myself
this night with a strong experimentative spirit.
 I believe that Andrew Morton's kernel is very well probed,
what are the other options?. Anybody knows a "strange" kernel
very "alternative" to the "common" trees. Are there "Damned"
kernels?. Can any distro support a "non-Linux" kernel?.

WOLK - http://sf.net/projects/wolk/


Prolly the most alternative kernel around ;)

BTW: What is a non-Linux Kernel?

It sounds like he's looking for a kernel other than Linux to run on a Linux distribution. Say, a BSD or Hurd kernel. Kinda like OS/X is a mach kernel on a BSD distribution. (If I understand it correctly.)


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