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I think there used to be a similar project for Linux, called CoLinux. However using a BSD kernel probably is a more sustainable choice if anything because it's much smaller and simpler


I used CoLinux back in the days, it was bluffing:

http://zoobab.wikidot.com/openwrt-and-user-mode-linux


That is user mode linux. Cooperative Linux is something else:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_Linux

Interestingly, Wikipedia claims that User-mode Linux inspired Cooperative Linux.


"Under Windows Vista, I have installed Pubuntu, which is a distribution based on Ubuntu Hardy with a CoLinux kernel. Now I run User Mode Linux on top of CoLinux on top of Vista"

Maybe UML can run on top of MinC?

Does MinC accepts ELF linux binaries?




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