MicroBSD Is No More
TrumpetPower! writes "Recently there's been quite a row in the OpenBSD community over copyright infringement by the OpenBSD spinoff, MicroBSD. Many parts of MicroBSD would seem to be a wholesale search-n-replace of the two names...including copyright notices. As a result, MicroBSD has shut down. It's worth noting that, as of this story submission, the MicroBSD Web site is still up and running with no special notices."
We'll see about that michael... we'll just see about that.
Definitely a just punishment in this case, though.
Invoicing, Time Tracking, Reporting
Maybe MicroBSD can get help from Microsoft in the patent fight.
BSD is dead!
:-)
Appologies.
"Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge"
- Charles Darwin
You know, when you steal something that is free to begin with, you have a problem.
Tequila: It's not just for breakfast anymore!
This reminds me of the manual for the Commodore VIC20, where the body text had been localized, but the screenshots were still all in the original English. Especially in the 'introduction to BASIC' section, this had some interesting effects:
PRINT "REGENBOOG"
RAINBOW
Very impressive level of machine translation going on there for a box with just a few kilobytes of RAM...
Uhh.. It looks as if they did a search for "OpenBSD" and replaced it with "MicroBSD." Quoting one of the links:
Around line 30, it says this:
You are STRONGLY urged to use ssh instead of telnet, rlogin, or rsh! ssh is
included in all MicroBSD systems. The implementation is OpenSSH, which we are
the developers of.
Common sense is not so common.