MINIX 3 at the Embedded World Exhibition in Nuremberg

[@NikolaosMargaris]

Mr Tanenbaum, I admire your work and your books.

[@texasarcane7894]

This guy is brilliant. The potential for robust operation of embedded devices is limitless given the design. A fine job of architecting this system. I recommend buying his book, it is fascinating.

[@niltoncs7739]

Simply exploded. It is a masterpiece of this operating system. Congratulations ! Brazil, SP

[@andreslb151]

¡Grande Maestro Tanenbaum...! Greetings from an admirer in Perú.

[@marcussmithwick6326]

Wow this is truly awesome, minix seems like such a under rated operating system, thank you Tanenbaum! I'll being trying it out.

[@arunabraham9382]

I think Intel chip uses MINIX inside an embedded OS

[@Escu4Lo]

I wonder who can be will be the only person who did not like this video? Bill Gates, Linus Torvalds or an ignorant? (I lean towards the last option) LOL! This is an extraordinary job. And who could do better than maybe one of the people who knows the most about operating systems in the world. I believe that by now, there must be several hundred thousand people who studied OS with Andrew Tanenbaum books. Thanks

[@ulysses_grant]

Hello Mr. Tanenbaum, thanks for inspiring me to study computer networks and operating systems. I'm starting on Minix. Enjoying it a lot!

[@oskar20086]

Mr Tanenbaum, Thanks for share your knowledge with the World, Greetings From Venezuela

[@dasomicron]

great work Mr. Tanenbaum! I just downloaded Minix and started to read all about. I am from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Shame on you, Intel!

[@shahabfattahifar6939]

Hi Mr Tanen baum. Don't tired. Thank you for all your books and trying

[@samborms]

To me that man is a legend

[@homejonny9326]

Por quê?

[@samborms]

@@homejonny9326 ha contribuido muchísimo a las ciencias computacionales, junto con Donald Knut, tras bambalinas sentaron mucho de las bases de la industria, el doctor tanabeum diseño minix un sistema operativo sencillo para poder impartir la clase de sistemas óperativos, el cual impulso la creación de Linux (de hecho creo que las primeras versiones de este sistema provenían de minix)

[@homejonny9326]

@@samborms Gracias

[@markteague8889]

I’m wondering if Andy, feel like I can address him informally having learnt most of what I know about operating systems and machine architecture from his text books, now knows what it was like for Jobs and Woz to setup booths at those tech expos in the late 70s and early 80s? In any event, I think this research is going to become more and more important in the 21st century with the pervasiveness of electronic surveillance and exploitation by large corporations, nation states and individual bad actors. The ideas Andy’s research team have been exploring and developing with Minix may well be the answer for IoT devices that are destined to fill our homes, offices, automobiles, etc.

[@madratsss]

Professor Tanenbaum. Admiro muito seu trabalho e seus livros. Saudações do Brasil.

[@mineeduka4488]

I will learn about Operative systems. Thanks for all

[@Ditmaros1]

Mr. Tanenbaum i admire you

[@clarkhydeen3904]

Continua inspirador ainda em 2024.

[@MySunSave]

It goes back to 1987 when the first edition of the book Operating Systems: Design and Implementation by Andrew S. Tanenbaum was published. . . Saya ingat di tahun-2 itu, saya sebagai mahasiswa di Indonesia ingin membeli buku anda, namun apa daya "kantong" tidak mengidzinkan". (: Buku yang sangat berharga di dunia sistem komputer. :)

[@haoranlee8649]

Mr Tanenbaum， i like your books

[@ethioshubmedia7056]

sir, you are a genius!!

[@Edward3DFX]

Professor Tenenbaum, many thanks for all the hard work over the many years !.....I am new to Minix I have it installed on my IBM T61 laptop but have been having a super hard time trying to install a desktop ...I would love to try living using Minix as my everyday computer...Can you please make a video tutorial on how to install a desktop on to Minix say something like Openbox, or LXDE? thanks again....

[@dariusduesentrieb]

hi

[@dariusduesentrieb]

not possible yet

[@thecount25]

Perfect but does it run Erlang?

[@QuasarRedshift]

Excellent question

[@ytuser13082011]

I am still amazed on why humanity did not pick on this work and continue with it as a base for Linux alternative.

[@danielmacfarlane4575]

Very fascinating, I want my computer's OS to heal itself! I have two questions: If Minix is Free, Open Source Software, then why doesn't the GNU project use Minix 3 rather than the HURD? Couldn't a GNU/Minix 3 project be completed faster than the GNU/HURD?

[@beauteetmusculation8191]

Actually, MINIX currently works.

[@mevideym]

Perhaps the FSF takes issue in the fact that it is not licensed under the GPL

[@betatrix8474]

it's one of the coolest video!

[@plainsabertooth7828]

what is the system requirements and will it support dual cpu systems? and older hardware?

[@PierreThierryKPH]

That's impressive.

[@gillarajieprasatya8798]

where is linus?

[@kimminmyu2661]

Minix es algo más allá que lo que cualquiera puede concebir. No se les vaya ni siquiera criticar lo pequeño y minimalista de su stand en la feria (... que por algo es así... ojala puedan intuir lo que pienso). Como ejemplo, sólo les menciono que cada microchip INTEL (no sé si AMD y ARM, pero completamente probable, según me soplan por ahi ), en si mismo, sólo internamente, está controlado por un diminuto Minix. O sea, piensen si esto es o no un SO normal. Algunos aún creen que el microchip y el código binario (lenguaje de máquina) es la última realidad más básica de los sistemas electrónicos. Aquí nos damos cuenta una vez más que, como en todo el universo, la realidad última controladora y generadora de todo, es algo aún más profundo que sólo secuencias de números unos y ceros (era como creer que el átomo era la partícula fundamental más pequeña) ... Es por eso que Tannenbaum está tan seguro de su SO que es, prácticamente, INBUGEABLE e INCRASHEABLE (Minix se repara sólo al "entender" que algo "lo detiene"). Hoy por hoy, si no es así también para ARM y AMD, se podria decir que es Minix el verdadero Dios que controla, en última instancia, cada máquina de la Tierra. Para mi, en corto y sin bromear, Minix es Programming + Kabbalah.

[@vladimirrodionov5391]

An OS that automatically reboots when it crashes? Is MiniX based on Windows 10?

[@clarkmorrow4134]

It doesn't reboot. It fixes itself on the fly. In other operating systems, if the video driver fails, you would need to reboot.

[@fluddsskark]

brah pissed off the norwood reaper

[@Gans-ld6qr]

снова не взлетело?

[@JonathanSteadman2003]

Love it. :)

[@hemanthkumarar]

Yet on other hand, i do nothing and BSOD by windows ??

[@reymicroc]

de haber sabido antes de el hubiera ido a estudiar la maestria en la uni donde da clases

[@iskomaxmin]

Who use minix right now 😆?

[@gspapp]

0:54 that looks fishy

[@vigilante_stark]

Minix is better than Linux

[@Theo0x89]

LINUX is obsolete confirmed

[@alandavidbanderas5899]

yeah! fuck you linus torvalds xD

[@markteague8889]

Wow! Why all the ill-will toward Linux?

[@KimVitaliy37]

+

[@dariusduesentrieb]

+Виталий Ким me too, man, me too!

[@awa0927]

So much lost potential 😢

[@spearPYN]

Some systems are great but the circumstances in which they are born are not favorable... Minix is great but its fate is doomed. Most open source developers are interested in contributing to Linux or BSD systems. Everything else is just not relevant anymore...

[@CarlosMartinez-en7qz]

No se trata de cantidad, si no de calidad. MINIX es increíble, y es precisamente por lo que comentas que el mundo necesita más gente como Mr. Tanenbaum.

[@pplfthftr7526]

Just say Debian. Or does Intel running it chngthngs?

[@njsynthesis]

Minix 3 might as well be a BSD at this point. Its userspace is almost entirely borrowed from NetBSD.

[@mahkhi7154]

I Say Minix. Kesaria Kernel is Nothing Like Minix. Its as Secure as Minix