← Back to context Comment by rfgplk 4 hours ago > pushes back on much of thisHe's "pushing back on this" because he's being obsoleted in real time. 9 comments rfgplk Reply MarceColl 4 hours ago Oh, you dont have to worry. You'll be obsoleted waaay before him. rfgplk 4 hours ago Not quite. My C++ Linux rewrite is already production ready, meaning in theory I no longer need to rely on the Linux kernel devs. This will, in a matter of months I presume, become the norm. oytis 3 hours ago This has to be satire fooblaster 4 hours ago Yes the Linux kernel was in desperate need of a c++ rewrite 3 replies → amluto 3 hours ago I can rewrite the kernel in C++ too: update the Makefile to treat .c files as C++. It’ll almost work :) nullpoint420 3 hours ago What is the need for this?
MarceColl 4 hours ago Oh, you dont have to worry. You'll be obsoleted waaay before him. rfgplk 4 hours ago Not quite. My C++ Linux rewrite is already production ready, meaning in theory I no longer need to rely on the Linux kernel devs. This will, in a matter of months I presume, become the norm. oytis 3 hours ago This has to be satire fooblaster 4 hours ago Yes the Linux kernel was in desperate need of a c++ rewrite 3 replies → amluto 3 hours ago I can rewrite the kernel in C++ too: update the Makefile to treat .c files as C++. It’ll almost work :) nullpoint420 3 hours ago What is the need for this?
rfgplk 4 hours ago Not quite. My C++ Linux rewrite is already production ready, meaning in theory I no longer need to rely on the Linux kernel devs. This will, in a matter of months I presume, become the norm. oytis 3 hours ago This has to be satire fooblaster 4 hours ago Yes the Linux kernel was in desperate need of a c++ rewrite 3 replies → amluto 3 hours ago I can rewrite the kernel in C++ too: update the Makefile to treat .c files as C++. It’ll almost work :) nullpoint420 3 hours ago What is the need for this?
amluto 3 hours ago I can rewrite the kernel in C++ too: update the Makefile to treat .c files as C++. It’ll almost work :)
Oh, you dont have to worry. You'll be obsoleted waaay before him.
Not quite. My C++ Linux rewrite is already production ready, meaning in theory I no longer need to rely on the Linux kernel devs. This will, in a matter of months I presume, become the norm.
This has to be satire
Yes the Linux kernel was in desperate need of a c++ rewrite
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I can rewrite the kernel in C++ too: update the Makefile to treat .c files as C++. It’ll almost work :)
What is the need for this?