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> yeah, and on top of this: linux is not a language or a compiler, > you can't write something "in" linux, you can only write something > "for" linux, i.e. to run under the linux O/S. Maybe he meant > that SLIC will run "on top" of linux :-). Perhaps he meant that they're now using the Linux kernel, and all the device drivers needed to be re-written as Linux kernel modules? Since doing that requires you to code it exactly according to Linux spec, I could see why you might refer to that as "in Linux" The idea of the "front-end" would also make sense in that context. A shell that looks and acts like OS/400's command-line interface, but is actually just a shell for Linux. I doubt that any of this is actually what happened. (certainly not in V5R2!!!) but it's possible that it's a direction that they're considering. Purely conjecture on my part, of course.
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