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   by reinar 9mo ago

   > i wonder how linux does it? they don't? There's no company, or rather - a lot of them, Linux kernel moves forward like 80% by corporate contributors. For some of them it's critical part of their infrastructure, some of t
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   by reinar 10y ago

   > Ubuntu, Gnome, KDE, XFCE; they are all high quality desktops. well... no. Speaking as long-time Linux user who tried all of this and in the end using i3 to avoid constant stream of bugs from DE.
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   by reinar 10y ago

   I wish it was that easy. our e200z6 core has PowerPC ISA, but there's a difference in hardware floating point support (here it's done by SPE) and we also need VLE. First one you could somehow get working, but with the latter - no
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   by reinar 10y ago

   > Name one platform you need to run a TLS stack on that LLVM doesn't have support for. MPC55xx there's no proper support even in GCC and we need to work with expensive WindRiver compiler for this target. personally I don't
5. 5.▲
   by reinar 10y ago

   Exactly this.
6. 6.▲
   by reinar 10y ago

   > Are there mature versions let's start from this
7. 7.▲
   by reinar 10y ago

   For many embedded systems anything that has 'bindings' is bloatware.
8. 8.▲
   by reinar 10y ago

   lol what I think it's junior ones who lack understanding of how is OS and networks are operating, as they don't needed most of the time in more popular industries (mobile development, web, etc). source: by the chance I conducted f
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   by reinar 10y ago

   It's the process, not the frameworks.