It certainly isn't a question that concerns end users of computers, so I consider it to be a question about programming. That makes it off-topic for Super User, in my opinion.

As for migration…

It's probably too abstract for Stack Overflow.

It might be acceptable for Programmers, since it is a conceptual question about software development. Similar questions are:

• How were the first compilers made?
• Isn't there a chicken-and-egg issue since GCC is written in C++ itself?
• How could the first C++ compiler be written in C++?

It could belong on Computer Science. It closely resembles How can a compiler compile itself?.

It certainly isn't a question that concerns end users of computers, so I consider it to be a question about programming. That makes it off-topic for Super User, in my opinion.

As for migration…

It's probably too abstract for Stack Overflow.

It might be acceptable for Programmers, since it is a conceptual question about software development. Similar questions are:

• How were the first compilers made?
• Isn't there a chicken-and-egg issue since GCC is written in C++ itself?
• How could the first C++ compiler be written in C++?

It could belong on Computer Science. It closely resembles How can a compiler compile itself?.

It certainly isn't a question that concerns end users of computers, so I consider it to be a question about programming. That makes it off-topic for Super User, in my opinion.

As for migration…

It's probably too abstract for Stack Overflow.

It might be acceptable for Programmers, since it is a conceptual question about software development. Similar questions are:

• How were the first compilers made?
• Isn't there a chicken-and-egg issue since GCC is written in C++ itself?
• How could the first C++ compiler be written in C++?

It could belong on Computer Science. It closely resembles How can a compiler compile itself?.

It certainly isn't a question that concerns end users of computers, so I consider it to be a question about programming. That makes it off-topic for Super User, in my opinion.

As for migration…

It's probably too abstract for Stack Overflow.

It might be acceptable for Programmers, since it is a conceptual question about software development. Similar questions are:

• How were the first compilers made?
• Isn't there a chicken-and-egg issue since GCC is written in C++ itself?
• How could the first C++ compiler be written in C++?

It could belong on Computer Science. It closely resembles How can a compiler compile itself?.