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Which is frankly normal and good. I wouldn't be surprised that Apple has been playing with this type of feature (as a module) for this amount of time as well. In Linux, a feature doesn't (normally) get promoted into the kernel until it's had some time to soak in user space for awhile.



Can you explain what the advantages are to moving it into the kernel?




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