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Is that _really_ the case? I find it very unlikely (not just in an OCaml context).

Wow, this is wild!

> The thing I would love to reach is booting a compiled unikernel directly in wasm via WASI, with no Linux host underneath at all. That would make the last module as live as the rest.

Couldn't the Mirage unikernel thingy be used to compile a unikernel with all of the needed OCaml libs + i/o support? Thus negating the need for having to boot Linux inside of a browser tab? Couldn't that be done in all of the places they're booting Linux in a tab?