Debian GNU/Hurd 2025 introduces a fully functioning x86-64 edition, utilizing NetBSD disk drivers that enhance the OS's capability to manage USB disks and CD drives. It supports a port of the Rust programming language and showcases SMP support. Currently, it can run about 72% of the Debian archive. This latest release marks significant updates since June 2024, indicating thriving development activity. Unlike typical Unix-like systems, Hurd is experimental, aimed at those interested in operating system design rather than general users.
Debian GNU/Hurd 2025 introduces a working x86-64 edition and utilizes NetBSD disk drivers, enabling it to operate with USB disks and CD drives.
This release demonstrates notable progress, capable of running approximately 72% of the Debian archive while integrating a port of the Rust language and SMP support.
Hurd is an experimental OS designed primarily for those interested in OS design and implementation, clearly distinguishing itself as not a Linux variant.
The readme file titled YES_REALLY_README emphasizes the Hurd's experimental nature and the understanding required before attempting to use this OS.
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