DragonFlyBSD Team Interviewed

Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday July 10, 2004 @03:11AM from the getting-to-know dept.

lowks writes "A nice little interview from the ONLamp BSD advocacy page where we get to peer a little into the goings ons and updates as well as plans for DragonFlyBSD. Highlights include the rationale behind DragonFlyBSD and peeks into the current engine as well as goodies planned to be implemented in the future versions. DragonFlyBSD is another flavour of BSD which forked from the FreeBSD 4.x branch not too long ago. It's headed by Matt Dillon, who forged out on his own and started DragonFlyBSD due to technical differences with the FreeBSD team ."

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Re:The reason there are so many BSDs is by Homology · 2004-07-10 11:26 · Score: 3, Funny

They can now tell people: look we have 5 guys running FreeBSD, 5 guys running NetBSD, 5 guys running OpenBSD and 5 guys running DragBSD.
Since we can safely assume that the *BSD developers are running their own OS, this implies that the 5 developers are very, very productive! So all the thousands of GNU/Linux kernel hackers quite simply can't match the quality, stability and speed of what is done by the 5 (five) *BSD hackers. By the way, the *BSD hackers has to develop userland in addition to kernel work ;-)