On Sat, Oct 21, 2000 at 04:24:54PM -0400, Dan Papasian wrote: > > instead of Debian ;-) Forget it, just a crazy idea. > > *nod* Perhaps you all should try FreeBSD and OpenBSD before > you go work on them :) I would guess that nearly half of the > people who want Debian/BSD have little BSD experience- at least > that's the way I remember it when this FIRST came up, many moons > ago..
Personally, I've got about half a year of experince in both. I run OpenBSD as a firewall with IPSec tunnelling at work, and FreeBSD as a desktop at home. I can't say it's huge, but it is something ;-) > Right, except Linux isn't BSD, and vice versa- there's no way > to just plug-and-play the kernels. Only BSD kernels, and not plug-n-play, but rebuild the whole package tree also. Suppose someone would want to run Debian/NetBSD on the whole range of platforms the kernel runs at :) > But for things like my SBLive, it's FreeBSD or bust. Until someone > ports newpcm to NetBSD... (gears turning in head) _That_'s what I was talking about also -- SB Live. ;) -- Regards, Wartan.
