[ale] Sun,Linux,Java, oh my

[Geoffrey]

phrostie wrote:
> i seem to recall there being an option for this already.
> next time you build a kernel look for something called alternate binary 
> support or something like that.

I thought the same too, I just checked out the docs and it says that it 
will just call the appropriate interpeter, so it's not native to the 
kernel, just saves you a bit of typing.  It's still going to run the jre.

> 
> On Sunday 11 August 2002 13:45, you wrote:
> 
>>So I was just reading a post on slashdot about Sun maybe releasing their
>>own brand of Linux, and I got to thinking, would there be anyway to write
>>a kernel mod that would directly support Java code. Basically to fuse
>>Java(JVM) into the core of Linux to make it REALLY fast, more server side
>>apps than client apps.  Or just a way in general to really tie the two
>>together and make it fly? Any thoughts? Or maybe even rewrite the Kernel
>>so that it nativly supported Java class files, or maybe kinda like an
>>applicance type thing.
>>
>>Just some thoughts...what do you guys/gals think...
>>
>>PS I will send a shinny new penny to anybody who can tell me(with out
>>cheating), what Sun stands for.
>>
>>--cade
>>
>>On Linux vs Windows
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>>Remember, amateurs built the Ark, Professionals built the Titanic!
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>>
>>
>>
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