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Hurd: H2 CD Images

An anonymous submitter sends in: "The Debian GNU/Hurd team released a new Hurd CD Image. Snapshot images are produced at a four to eight week interval and the H2 images are the tenth of the series. The Hurd has grown from one CD image in August 2000 (A1) to four images in December 2001 (H2). These images are snapshots of a developing operating system, so suitable precautions must be taken when making an installation. Similar to other architectures, most important programs reside on CD 1, while the other ones contain less important packages. For the moment, Hurd doesn't support card sound and partition size is still limited to 1 GB. Hurd use the Debian packaging system (dpkg and apt as for Debian linux) , so it is simple to install and update packages."

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  1. Re:first hurd post! by howardjp · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    He deserves to moderated as a troll. How many kernels are there? Two? HA! Let's see, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, XMach, Darwin, well that's the five I use on a daily basis right there.

  2. HOT DOGS by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic
  3. Everytime someone mentions Anti-GNU by SuperDuG · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    I am really getting tire of everytime there's a comment about RMS or GNU that isn't all nice and pretty. And the comment is sent to the wonderous 0 world. If you don't believe me ... go browse at Zero.

    I think slashdot readers agree that not everything posted on slashdot is something everyone agrees with and I think A LOT of people aren't all for FSF or GNU ... why because they're politics don't match that of the other party.

    Just tired of seeing EVERYONE who doesn't like GNU get bashed for it ... that's the joy of being an American ... not only can you _have_ your opinion, but you can voice it too. Not everyone has to agree with you though.

    --
    Ignore the "p2p is theft" trolls, they're just uninformed
  4. Re:first hurd post! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    BSD is more "free" with respect to code usage than the GPL. What are you smoking?