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[LUG] My new project.. a hybrid KVM!
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- From: Dom Rodriguez/shymega via list <list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2022 13:41:01 +0000
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Hi all,
I've been using my cheap KVM switch for a while now, but I'm not liking the
flakiness of it, and it's also very limited in terms of being hackable.
You may already know I used to maintain Barrier, and since then 'Input Leap', a fork
of Barrier.
My new project is a continuation of those ideals, but in the sense of a hardware &
software approach: i.e, hybrid.
A link to the Continuity Suite is: https://github.com/continuity-kvm
It is written in Rust, with C/C++ shims expected with FFI. I would however like to
point out that a lot of companies do use Rust, not just Mozilla -
https://kerkour.com/rust-in-production-2021 ,
https://careerkarma.com/blog/companies-that-use-rust/ ,
https://serokell.io/blog/rust-companies - I could have done it all in C/C++, but my
experiences with Barrier indicated a large amount of memory leaks, performance
issues, and I knew from those issues that Rust would have been a good choice for my
new hybrid KVM.
It's still a WIP... but if anyone's interested in helping out, shoot me a line.
Happy hacking,
Kind regards,
--
Dom Rodriguez (also known as shymega)
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