It makes sense. Some of the best Unix implementation work I've seen (e.g. the DG/UX reimplementation of SVR4 UNIX for multiprocessors, large storage farms, and manageability) came from the "let's consider refactoring everything" that comes with a clean-sheet design.
It makes sense. Some of the best Unix implementation work I've seen (e.g. the DG/UX reimplementation of SVR4 UNIX for multiprocessors, large storage farms, and manageability) came from the "let's consider refactoring everything" that comes with a clean-sheet design.