not sure if it's been said already but...

[Jeff Smith]

Vote results (Which kernel you prefer to see as base of osFree kernel?):


What

Percentage

Votes


L4 

30.6 % 

609 


Linux 

13.4 % 

267 


Mach 

7.2 % 

144 


ReactOS 

43.9 % 

874 


Other 

4.4 % 

87

 

 

This poll is taken from http://www.osfree.org/index.php

[K McI]

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Jeff Smith wrote:
>   Vote results (Which kernel you prefer to see as base
> of osFree kernel?): 
I think there was a post on the forum on this subject with the
instructions to SPAM the poll (Not sure on the last bit, but this has
definitely come up before).

Thanx

         -Q
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[ea]

Jeff Smith wrote:

>   Vote results (Which kernel you prefer to see as base
> of osFree kernel?):
>
>  *What*
>
>  	
>
>  *Percentage*
>
>  	
>
>  *Votes*
>
>  L4
>
>  	
>
>  30.6 %
>
>  	
>
>  609
>
>  Linux
>
>  	
>
>  13.4 %
>
>  	
>
>  267
>
>  Mach
>
>  	
>
>  7.2 %
>
>  	
>
>  144
>
>  ReactOS
>
>  	
>
>  43.9 %
>
>  	
>
>  874
>
>  Other
>
>  	
>
>  4.4 %
>
>  	
>
>  87
>
>   
>
>   
>
>  This poll is taken from http://www.osfree.org/index.php
>  
Well, now the session manager can host pluggable OSes: for source code 
compatibility, it is just a matter of writing the subsystem server and 
the client library; for binary compatibility there is more work to do.
Emanuele