Comments by "Liquid Mobius" (@liquidmobius) on "DJ Ware" channel.

  1. I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on open-source chips like risc-v in a future video.
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  2. Excellent topic! Thanks!
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  3. Actually just found one on your channel from a few months ago.
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  4. Have you ever covered MINIX before? There's also a very similar OS written in Rust called Redox OS that implements the same principles and is currently under active development.
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  5.  @CyberGizmo  Your video on exokernels popped up in my feed, which made me think about it. That was a really interesting video btw. You're obviously very knowledgeable, but I would say the average Linux user - considering desktop Linux has soared in popularity the past few years and gained millions of new users - aren't even aware of what a microkernel is (or exokernel for that matter) or the concepts and philosophy behind it. L4 Linux is another very interesting concept. Anyways, thanks DJ Ware!
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  6. I really couldn't tell you how much I appreciate your channel! I'm still fairly new to Linux (about 2 years) so I'm always trying to learn new things. At the moment, I'm running Fedora 37 workstation, but am considering switching to Rocky. Debian was always my go-to, but as my skills have advanced, so have my desires for newer software and a distribution with more support and a better-organized development environment. Hence, why I'm running Fedora. I think there's an argument that could be made that it's the best Linux distro available, but now I have my eye on Rocky, and I think it's a very close second. Anywho, cheers DJ Ware and thanks for all the time you put into your videos!
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  7.  @alexstone691  I did try it for a while. It's a very good distro, but designed more for servers and not so much a desktop. I've been running Void for my daily for a while now and OpenBSD on my laptop. Had to get away from systemd lol
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  8.  @alexstone691  You did a Gentoo install?! That definitely earns bragging rights! It took me three tries and 6 hours to install Gentoo, but it's too high maintenance. I'm really into the suckless tools, so super minimalism. That's why I like runit and open-rc.
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