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FWIW Darling runs in userspace too. What do you mean by "proprietary components"?
by 13rac1 2mo ago
FWIW Darling runs in userspace too.
What do you mean by "proprietary components"?
- vlad_kalinkin 2mo agoThanks! What I meant is that Kakehashi doesn't require a custom Linux kernel module (LKM). Kakehashi operates completely without root privileges or kernel-level modifications. By "proprietary components," I meant that in my prompts, I explicitly forbade the copying or direct implementation of private Apple code. Of course, since LLMs are a bit of a black box, it's hard to be 100% certain about everything it synthesized under the hood, but the clear intent was to stick to public ABI definitions and standard open specs.
- saurik 2mo agoDarling stopped using the kernel module a year ago.