Hi guys, 1 dumb question.
Is it possible install a minimum NetBSD with no manpage, no compilers and
toolchain and provide all these stuff as an external SDK and then being able to
build pkgsrc software using this external SDK? I think this is what commercial
systems like Android and iOS are doi
> What is frightening me now, is that the impressive amount of work needed
> to make the thing "work", and only temporarily, is a work that will
> be lost because the code base will continue to evolve (not to say:
> dissolve...).
I think here is real problem. For these you need a team, not any tea
> Dear List,
>
> I am Qingyao Sun, a student looking forward to participating in a GSoC
> project for NetBSD this year. One project I am interested in is "Port
> launchd" http://wiki.netbsd.org/projects/project/launchd-port/. I have
> reached out to Christos Zoulas, the prospective mentor of that
Hello,
Any good reason to not update /bin/csh to tcsh as default csh like FreeBSD and
Dragonfly did? I think no one expect csh scripts performance and use csh
specially for interactive usage, so I can't see a reason for not replacing to a
csh enhanced and maintained version.
Regards, Bruno.
