In short: no. Longer: there is no such thing as "compatible with linux drivers", linux has a stable(ish, very ish) userspace, but it does not have a stable HAL or driver interface. All of the drivers in Linux are GPLv2, so there are constraints to "borrowing code" from them, if you'd even be able to or want to. On the "ish" about userspace, while the POSIX layer is pretty stable, the deeper you go beyond that, extended ioctls for devices and drivers, some stuff on netlink, etc are not nearly as stable as the "never break userspace" mantra would imply too. Running a subset of userspace software is pretty easy (https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/components/v2/starn..., https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/) but getting much further is extremely hard, and probably practically untenable as Linux is a moving target, even in userspace.