omeone said. It had more character and could be regognized even in outline
form. Yes it wasn't as "friendly" as the Linux penquin and some with narrow
minds had issues with it, but this doesn't compare to either. It's the BSD
version of "new coke".
What was wrong
On 04-Nov-05 My Homeland Security "observers" reported that ac said:
> Nicole, you're too emotional, I think. Nobody's gonna force you to make
> new tattoo. Nobody's even gonna force you to use the logo, if you
> dislike it.
I know that. I was trying to conv
t
who has more market share, Windows. FreeBSD has tried to do everything,
whereas Linux went after the desktop crowd and grew the server aspect via sheer
userbase demand. When speaking about unix or should I just say, anything not
Windows or Mac to most people, Linux has become l
ng?
Just like with the barrage of annoying adverts these days, just
because something can be done, doesn't mean its the right thing to
do.
Nicole
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ith the barrage of annoying adverts these days, just
because something can be done, doesn't mean its the right thing to do.
Nicole
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y? Because we are not well known enough and FreeBSD user companies
do not demand "official support". Which propagates the problem, since
all you see on supported OS pages are sometimes everything but FreeBSD.
So there is even less exposure. Yet we have great support for that
product!
So V
tant reminders of pkg_add, etc)
Also, as usual, they might try BSD but manage to have one of those
PC's that BSD doesn't support well, and just give up without really
trying, as long as linux installs pain free. (altho I think its more
than this, they really just like the Debian "p
> Check out http://www.bsdstats.org ... Republic of Korea is about to push
> the US out of first place, but there are *zero* FreeBSD boxes reporting
> from there ... DragonFly is first, then NetBSD and then OpenBSD ...
6 days later: Thailand jumped from 12 machines to 110... ahead of
France and
