What planet are you from? I know you're just a little troll trying to stir up the water, but you're smoking some really good crack if you believe this. Yeah, BSD is dying, it's worthless and will be a good riddance to see it go...
..which is why I see people migrating to it from Windows or Linux or any other OS..
..which is why it's a proven rock-solid server OS used on many huge production systems that can't afford to go down
...which is why I've personally helped several people avoid expensive Cisco equipment with a little BSD box doing everything a PIX could do and more. Hmm, $12K cisco box or $350 BSD box which has even more features - you decide.
Sure, sometimes the BSD community is a bit rough on the edges (mostly because of the competition between the BSDs), but don't tell me that Linux people don't get into distro flamewars.
And no, I'm not some anti-Linux freak either. It has its place, and I use it where I feel it really shines (this post brought to you by Netscape on Linux). --
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I hope the coverage will reflect all the major distros.
What planet are you from? I know you're just a little troll trying to stir up the water, but you're smoking some really good crack if you believe this. Yeah, BSD is dying, it's worthless and will be a good riddance to see it go...
..which is why I see people migrating to it from Windows or Linux or any other OS..
..which is why it's a proven rock-solid server OS used on many huge production systems that can't afford to go down
...which is why I've personally helped several people avoid expensive Cisco equipment with a little BSD box doing everything a PIX could do and more. Hmm, $12K cisco box or $350 BSD box which has even more features - you decide.
Sure, sometimes the BSD community is a bit rough on the edges (mostly because of the competition between the BSDs), but don't tell me that Linux people don't get into distro flamewars.
And no, I'm not some anti-Linux freak either. It has its place, and I use it where I feel it really shines (this post brought to you by Netscape on Linux).
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