heh. Hehe. Someone has to say it. Might as well be me. I'd like to add a disclaimer now: I don't represent the majority of anyone. Don't judge anything by me. You shouldn't:D
Call me naive, but i don't see the place for Linux. No offense. I just think its a lot of duplicated effort. No point to it whatsoever. It has the same goals as FreeBSD. They aren't like two different colors of cars, in which personal perferrance should be the deciding factor. Theres no reason to have two free UNIX (and UNIX-like) OSes with the same goal, imho.
And I'll say it from now, FREEBSD NEVER FRAGMENTED. BSD died and had kids. 386BSD (now FreeBSD) was one of them. Nothing that I know of that anyone actually uses is based on FreeBSD besides FreeBSD itself. I've never seen FreeBSD modified and commericaly redistributed in any way. All of the CDs i see are EXACTLY the same as the "real thing"
BSD fragmented (if you want to view it so myopically). Not FreeBSD.
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Someone has to say it. Might as well be me.
I'd like to add a disclaimer now: I don't represent the majority of anyone. Don't judge anything by me. You shouldn't
Call me naive, but i don't see the place for Linux. No offense. I just think its a lot of duplicated effort. No point to it whatsoever. It has the same goals as FreeBSD. They aren't like two different colors of cars, in which personal perferrance should be the deciding factor. Theres no reason to have two free UNIX (and UNIX-like) OSes with the same goal, imho.
And I'll say it from now, FREEBSD NEVER FRAGMENTED.
BSD died and had kids. 386BSD (now FreeBSD) was one of them. Nothing that I know of that anyone actually uses is based on FreeBSD besides FreeBSD itself. I've never seen FreeBSD modified and commericaly redistributed in any way. All of the CDs i see are EXACTLY the same as the "real thing"
BSD fragmented (if you want to view it so myopically). Not FreeBSD.