They are FreeBSD users and developers that want to push the FreeBSD ecosystem further than the Current branch is able to go. They don't want a new kernel that works like Apple's OS X, they want a modernized in it that keeps the UNIX principles firmly in mind, while paving the way for mobile form factors and many others.
The IBM purchase of ROLM gives new meaning to the term "twisted pair".
-- Howard Anderson, "Yankee Group"
Doesn't this already exist? (Score:2)
Why not just run / fork (okay, fine, "spork") Darwin?
-- Nathan
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They are FreeBSD users and developers that want to push the FreeBSD ecosystem further than the Current branch is able to go. They don't want a new kernel that works like Apple's OS X, they want a modernized in it that keeps the UNIX principles firmly in mind, while paving the way for mobile form factors and many others.