"PS. Yes - it's free of any minix code"
That's kind of interesting now. Most Linux installations today coexist with a management processor running Minix. So what was a sort of mild rivalry is now a détente.
That's kind of interesting now. Most Linux installations today coexist with a management processor running Minix. So what was a sort of mild rivalry is now a détente.
So free of any Minix code, means, it's free software, primarily. Not really a slight against Minix, per se.
Minix 3 is BSD licensed.
It's also likely that Google will replace Linux on Android with Fuschia, yet another microkernel OS, derived from LK.
You might access Linux syscalls and certain paths, but the only guarantee is that it will work on your own device.