First NetBSD Bugathon a Success

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Monday September 25, 2006 @06:03AM from the of-course-it-runs-over-bugs dept.

Daniel de Kok writes "Last weekend the first NetBSD Bugathon weekend was organized by Elad Efrat to handle as many open PRs (problem reports) as possible in a weekend, checking and fixing the bugs that were reported. Although the first Bugathon was not announced widely, it was a success: about 30 developers and 20 users closed around 270 PRs, bringing the number of open PRs down from 4200 to less than 4000. The next Bugathon will take place on 7-8 October, and NetBSD users and developers are invited to help fixing bugs and handling PRs."

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Now I use OpenBSD by bhima · 2006-09-25 07:08 · Score: 0, Troll

I used to NetBSD on a cobalt qube 2 but honestly I got sick of not being able to do things that I should have been able to do easily.

Now I do OpenBSD on a low power AMD chip and I don't run into those dead ends... "that doesn't work"

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