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Old 03-10-2008
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Arrow Anyone using GNU BSD?
Is anyone using or planning to use GNU BSD in production yet? I'd like to hear experiences. (Debian GNU/NetBSD)
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Old 03-20-2008
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I want to have a try
I want to have a try, but in fact I know litter about it
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whats the point of gnubsd? just like the debian userland over the netbsd kernel? trying to make a more desktop friendly netbsd?
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I second that notion. There's no point to moving the BSDs over to a distribution-style ideology. They're fine as complete operating systems.
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lol and xxx i wouldnt want to move ANYTHING debian over to netbsd. debian is a cold hearted xxxx. i would imagine that combining all the netbsd xxxx with the debian xxxxx that it would cause mass confusion. possibly even the end of the world as we know it.
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have a try
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Old 10-09-2008
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Yea i third that notion
BSD is an excellent OS on its own
Their layout is much more elegant and neater and well documented than any GNU/Linux system hence no need to move their stuff over.
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