FreeBSD 5.0 RC2 Almost Ready
essdodson writes "Scott Long of the FreeBSD release engineering team has posted that FreeBSD 5.0 RC2 has been compiled and should be available shortly. Check it out and help make this the best FreeBSD release so far. The updated release schedule lists Jan 17, 2003 as the anticipated release date."
On the plus side, the article isn't saying FreeBSD is being
released like the editors love to tell a few weeks before
the actual release and only make themselves look like idiots.
Not to join the ranks of the whining /. denizens, but you just announced thate a release candidate is almost ready? Granted its important, but almost doesn't really count, and its not a final release, it just might be.
"Something that might some day be a final release is almost ready!"
"Say what?"
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Phil
Vaporware? I'm running it. The fact that
you need them to make an ISO for you is quite
telling.
Second thought, perhaps you shouldn't run freebsd.
You're not ready.
It's only been delayed 3 months, how is that a vaporware? At least the FreeBSD core team makes sure they have a quality release before they actually release it to the public, unlike other Operating Systems..
Free means no restrictions, ironic the FSF's GPL forces restrictions, isn't it? What's your definition of free?
I would be the happiest man alive if debian would use the FreeBSD kernel.
I'd be the happiest man if a decent distribution was put together with the FreeBSD world and the linux kernel. Why would you want the opposite? I guess I can see it, but not really. make world + linux kernel == wahooO!
Its called gentoo linux.
BSD sucks its not "buzzword" compatible. I didn't hear one word about OOP, Linux, or .NET
-Managment
-- "of course thats just my opinion, I could be wrong." --Dennis Miller