A great idea especially if they try to attack one market at a time.
They should mandate a very small (but popular) set of hardware that will be supported so if you want to use it that's it and then it reduces their support issues (they could even sell pre-installed boxes). Possibly create some drivers for Virtualbox drivers to allow people to dabble with it prior to building their own compatible hardware.
I'd like to see them include much needed secondary features in Intel optimized C with a roadmap for them to be reimplemented in ASM as time permits.
If they could develop/get a static web server with the speed of Nginx (or better) I'm sure this thing would explode in popularity; I'm sure CDN's etc. would see the benefits.
They should mandate a very small (but popular) set of hardware that will be supported so if you want to use it that's it and then it reduces their support issues (they could even sell pre-installed boxes). Possibly create some drivers for Virtualbox drivers to allow people to dabble with it prior to building their own compatible hardware.
I'd like to see them include much needed secondary features in Intel optimized C with a roadmap for them to be reimplemented in ASM as time permits.
If they could develop/get a static web server with the speed of Nginx (or better) I'm sure this thing would explode in popularity; I'm sure CDN's etc. would see the benefits.