- Restrictive license: Linux is licensed under GPL2. More on this in `Why MIT?`.
- Lack of memory safety: Linux have had numerous issues with memory safety throughout time. C is a fine language, but for such a security critical system, C isn't fit.
Compared to BSD, Linux is completely frontal-lope-missing, in every imaginable way. The code base is one big, ugly hack, and the design is bad in so many ways. We don't want such a project!
Compared to BSD, Linux is completely frontal-lobe-missing, in every imaginable way. The code base is one big, ugly hack, and the design is bad in so many ways. We don't want such a project!
It is no secret that we're more in favor of BSD, than Linux (although most of us are still Linux users, for various reasons). But BSD isn't quite there yet: most importantly, **it has a monolithic kernel, written in C**.
