Looking at FreeBSD 6 and Beyond

Provataki writes "OSNews published an interview with core FreeBSD developers John Baldwin, Robert Watson and Scott Long. They discuss about the upcoming FreeBSD 6 and its new features, the competition, TrustedBSD, Darwin and much more."

Comments

what ever..

[ninjakin]

what ever happend to that contest to change the logo/image? I havent seen anything in a while about that.

Bye Eugenia

[viniosity]

Offtopic a bit, but it'll be sad to see Eugenia leaving OS News..

Re:FreeBSD is going strong. Linux OTOH is dead

[ElitistWhiner]

Anyone with a little experience in Life, would recognize Linux state-of-affairs as par for the course on Evolutionary terms. Chicken Little's would like to have corporate structure, command, control, dress code, etiquette and predictability of a market based product cycles to salve their insecurities.

Linux has contributed an enormous amount of good code that has driven the debate on software development. Dead would not describe Apache, *nix, open source and vertical applications that are disrupting the way American corps adopt new standards.

Re:BSD is about discipline

[puzzled]

Well, AC, I'm just not as disciplined as the OS I use - my posts are more mood dependent, and right now I'm actually astroturding my dumbfuck.org auction more than anything.