Debian NetBSD for Sparc
Dan writes "Matthew Garrett has demonstrated his success in building a Debian operating system on the Sparc architecture on top of the NetBSD kernel. Additionally Joel Baker reported about significant work for the NetBSD/x86 port, such as dpkg and APT, that will work without additional patches. NetBSD runs on hardware unsupported by Linux. Folks working on the project say that porting Debian to the NetBSD kernel increases the number of platforms that can run a Debian-based operating system."
In the begining :
There was nothing
then God said
apt-get install light
Trolling using another account since 2005.
NetBSD can run on more platforms than you can shake a stick at. Also with the ability to run IRIX binaries as well gives it a bit more depth/reach. Just shows what portable code can do. Anyway time to boot my Dreamcast :)
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It is great to see Debian running on everything known to man.. However I have never understood why they are so far behind other distributions?
Gnu/Debian BSD
Why God, Why!?
In related news, scientists for the dairy industry announced that pouring milk into glasses will increase the number of glasses which contain milk.
Debian does Dallas.
FreeBSD has 7000 or 8000 ports in it's ports tree now. I don't know about NetBSD -- as I don't run it.
But seriously now, does anyone REALLY need any more xclocks?!?
It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it.
God, being a perfect being, must be using debfoster, the perfect package management tool. So assuming that the only fostered package is man, only packages man depends on should be keepers. If man were to no longer depend on lucifer, it would be automatically unfostered. So either man depends on satan, or God has fostered satan. (I think I've heard both arguments from modern theologists...)