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[edit] MacOS 8.6
Was NuKernel (or bits of it) used in MacOS 8.6? I don't think it was. I know MacOS 8 had a 'nanokernel', but IIRC that was closer in intent to a HAL than anything else. Cmdrjameson 22:12, 12 October 2006 (UTC)
