I've been running OpenBSD since the 2.1 release. I started out with it because it was the only thing I could get on an old MacIIci, NetBSD notwithstanding. All the nifty bells and whistles rolled into the *nux distros I've used are pretty nice, however, for a clean, well-laid out file system, with no extra cruft, one can't beat OpenBSD. Yes the ports thing is pretty nice too.
Now have two intranet webservers running OBSD i386, one running OBSD Mac68k, one running OBSD Alpha, all in a WinNT shop...using Samba to allow users "drag-and-drop through NT Explorer" for their webpages.
OBSD is still running my firewall at home for the DSL connection, and I've got it on my IBM 560e.
It rocks!!! Please buy the CDs and contribute to the cause, the stickers that come with the discs are well worth it.
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I've been running OpenBSD since the 2.1 release. I started out with it because it was the only thing I could get on an old MacIIci, NetBSD notwithstanding. All the nifty bells and whistles rolled into the *nux distros I've used are pretty nice, however, for a clean, well-laid out file system, with no extra cruft, one can't beat OpenBSD. Yes the ports thing is pretty nice too.
Now have two intranet webservers running OBSD i386, one running OBSD Mac68k, one running OBSD Alpha, all in a WinNT shop...using Samba to allow users "drag-and-drop through NT Explorer" for their webpages.
OBSD is still running my firewall at home for the DSL connection, and I've got it on my IBM 560e.
It rocks!!! Please buy the CDs and contribute to the cause, the stickers that come with the discs are well worth it.
telnetd is enabled in default lose2K installs...but I can't get to the box to try...looks like it's down again anyone know?