Depenguinator "Upgrades" Linux to BSD
cperciva writes "Many systems around the world have been possessed by penguins and dead rats. It would be nice to exorcize these evil spirits, but this can be difficult without physical access to the machines in question.
Thanks to a new depenguinator, it is now possible to upgrade Linux systems to run FreeBSD 5.x without requiring anything more than an SSH connection." Clever idea.
Having used the latest FreeBSD which I say is probably more together as a group than the NetBSD (Which I've also used) I'm not impressed.
the *BSD's just don't have the polish of a Linux especially not the speed with the advent of the 2.6 kernel.
Sorry, for certain, specialized server stuff I've no problem recommending *BSD, for a workstation, I take Linux and don't look back
Gee, that's a cool thing.
Only one question: Just who would want to install a dead OS?
We suffer more in our imagination than in reality. - Seneca
As far as I'm concerned, this is further proof that BSD zealots are far worse (and less trustworthy) than Linux zealots.
Stating on Slashdot that I like cheese since 1997.
Unfortunetly I did not see something like Depenguinator for windows. Again the FreeBSD crowd attacks Linux and ignores windows. Maybe old Linux users is their only market share.
And my FreeBSD friends wonder why I'd rather run NetBSD on my systems. Maybe it's because politically Linux and NetBSD users can coexist. Or maybe it's because NetBSD is in "full production" on more architectures than FreeBSD. (many times more, including architectures I don't use).
*waits for some OpenBSD person to post how great they think OpenBSD is*
“Common sense is not so common.” — Voltaire
no i am not lame
while (!asleep()) sheep++
I don't get it! Didn't Netcraft confirm that BSD is dying?
How ya like dat?