Ginux shifts from standalone Rust kernel to a configurable userspace kernel
What happened
Greg Kurtzer's Ginux project has changed shape, per a report that reached the Hacker News front page on November 11. Ginux was previously a standalone Rust kernel. It is now a configurable userspace kernel that runs as an ordinary Linux process instead of its own kernel. It sets an explicit, versioned contract between managed workloads and the host kernel. The change covers how the project runs and how managed workloads interact with the host kernel.
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Coverage
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- Hacker News front pageGreg Kurtzer's Ginux is now a userspace kernel
Greg Kurtzer 的 Ginux 已从独立 Rust 内核转为可配置的用户空间内核，作为普通 Linux 进程运行，在受管工作负载与宿主内核之间建立显式、带版本的契约。
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