When something is just a bit too close to reality, mention ‘black helicopters’ -). The whole “black helicopters” reasoning you are giving is wrong too. So we’ve established that Singularity is not available under an open source license, and not available under terms that we would all recognise as open source? We’re not interested in the MS-PL here because it has no relevance whatsoever.Īcademics are best off using code they can do something with and make something out of, and the current crop of MS-PL projects are somewhat less than stellar so I fail to see what relevance either license has. The MS-PL has no restrictions on it, and is OSI certified as open source (which is the only real, legal way to say something is open source) The MS-RL is not their open source license, the MS-PL is. iso image for use in a virtual machine or a real-world install, or a.
Several new applications and application documentation.A new, more modern and extensible bootloader.Updates to the Bartok MSIL-to-native compiler and the Sing# compiler.The following new features and fixes are included in Singularity 2.0: Singularity is released under a shared source academic license, and you can do whatever you want with it, except making money (simply put). Singularity is a microkernel research operating system, where the kernel, drivers, and applications are all written in managed code. Microsoft has released an initial release of version 2.0 of the Singularity operating system (research development kit, as it likes to call it).
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