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  1. Re:Well planned release on Updated FreeBSD Release Schedule · · Score: 0

    Uhh.. yeah. what you said. Hotmail's mail servers run FreeBSD, Yahoo! uses FreeBSD on over 4000 servers... Hell, apache.org is even running on FreeBSD. Even the Apache people are smart enough to run THEIR own webserver on a "real unix"

  2. Re:5.0 is a pretty big change. on Updated FreeBSD Release Schedule · · Score: 0

    Actually, thanks to Apple, there's more BSD desktops now than there are Linux desktops.

  3. hahaha... on Bug in zlib Affects Many Linux Programs · · Score: -1, Troll

    zlib is one of the main reasons I don't use Linux.

    Before downloading your patch, maybe consider downloading FreeBSD instead. =)

  4. Re:There goes OpenBSDs slogan... on OpenSSH Local Root Hole · · Score: 1

    You are totally correct. openSSH, and portmap for sure.. I want to say sendmail is also enabled..? I use FreeBSD mostly, so I'm not 100% sure.

  5. Re:I can't wait for djbssh on OpenSSH Local Root Hole · · Score: 1

    hahaha. rotfl. It is kinda funny that all his apps require 3+ users, tcpserver, etc., but I still use djbdns and qmail...

  6. Give credit to the right OS... on How to Fix the Unix Configuration Nightmare · · Score: 1

    Apple didn't use NetBSD, they use FreeBSD!

  7. Re:GNL Debian/NetBSD (GNU's Not Linux) on FreeBSD XP^H^H 4.5 available now · · Score: 1

    Exactly what I said to myself about a year ago.. I've been using BSD since, and haven't looked back!

  8. Re:*BSD is dying on FreeBSD XP^H^H 4.5 available now · · Score: 1
    First of all, Netcraft and The Apache Project use FreeBSD as their os. Hell, /. even uses a FreeBSD firewall.

    Secondly, take a look at Netcraft's longest uptimes. I counted 6 out of 50 that weren't FreeBSD.. The 6 Non-BSD machines run IRIX, btw.

    Marketshare-wise, between Yahoo's 4000 FreeBSD boxes, and all of Hotmail's FreeBSD mail servers, I think it's doing quite well..

    There may be more local ISP's with their 5 machines running linux than there are running FreeBSD, but so what?

    How many times have I compiled a "stable" and had it not boot?
    FreeBSD: 0 Linux: lost count

    How many times have I rebooted after new kernel, and corrupted all mounted filesystems?
    FreeBSD: 0 Linux: 0, but I laughed like hell when it happend to you.

    Even if FreeBSD did cease to exist, and develpoment stopped, I would still use it, because it is that damn good.

    Oh, and considering DARPA is putting a bunch of money into furthering FreeBSD development, I don't see it going anywhere soon.

  9. Cool.. on Alan Cox to Leave if RH AOL Buyout Happens? · · Score: 1

    Maybe Alan could go help out the FreeBSD people.. Not that Matt Dillon isn't the man.. But..

  10. Re:kernel performance on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 1

    "I don't think Linux" = "I don't think Linus"

  11. Re:kernel performance on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 0, Troll

    Off the top of my head NetBSD-stable kernels don't corrupt all dismounting filesystems. Only one linux kernel has so far, but I'm sure there's more to come.

    I don't think Linux was prepared for the mass hysteria surronding linux, and is becoming bored of supervising the kernel.

  12. Re:Debian is an OS? on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 1

    no, the kernel is the kernel, and the os are all the apps debian wrote to interact with the kernel and the kernel. a windows nt machine uses microsoft's nt kernel, but it's still the windows os. all linux distros are their own os's with their own unique directory structure (debian puts rc files in "/etc/rc.d/rc1.d" whereas redhat thinks they should be in "/etc/rc1.d", etc.) netbsd, or more preferable freebsd (I had to plug it), supply their own kernel and userland apps that make up the os.

  13. Re:I'll believe it when I start seeing - on AOL in Negotiations to Buy Red Hat? · · Score: 1

    Actually, if RedHat sold to AOl, that doesn't mean Linus works for aol, is entitled to a free aol account, etc.. Linus makes the [as of lately] shitty linux kernel, all the other userland apps and layout of filesystem, etc. is designed by the distrobutions. debian, redhat, and so on. the operating system is red hat. the kernel the os uses is linux. It just peevs me when people don't understand that. I personally dont even use or like linux, and I at least understand the difference. and no, I dont use windows, I use a real unix, freebsd!

  14. Re:FreeBSD! on 2.4, The Kernel of Pain · · Score: 1

    Yeah baby, FreeBSD all the way!

    You know how many times I've compiled a linux kernel, and had it hang booting back up?? NOw I buildworld, and use at to reboot at 4am, and never worry..

  15. duh..! on 2.4, The Kernel of Pain · · Score: 1

    That's why I use FreeBSD!

  16. duh..! on Quantum Gravity Observed · · Score: 1

    that's why you don't use linux. you use freebsd.

  17. Re:I'm in favor of this on Hackers: Uncle Sam Wants You! · · Score: 1

    ROTFL! Sign me up! I'm usually a T when I play CS, but if I can frag one of them and take their AK, I'll gladly be a CT.

  18. my prompt on What Does Your Command Prompt Look Like? · · Score: 2

    This is a simplified version of bashprompt

    ### Uncomment whichever color scheme you want.
    local COLOR_SCHEME=cyan
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=grey
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=red
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=green
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=magenta
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=blue
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=yellow
    #local COLOR_SCHEME=white

    ### Leave these alone, unless you want the sky grass and the green blue =)
    local NOBOLD="\033[0m"
    local BOLD="\033[1m"
    local BLACK="\033[30m"
    local GREY="\033[0m"
    local RED="\033[31m"
    local GREEN="\033[32m"
    local YELLOW="\033[33m"
    local BLUE="\033[34m"
    local MAGENTA="\033[35m"
    local CYAN="\033[36m"
    local WHITE="\033[37m"

    case "$COLOR_SCHEME" in

    black|BLACK)
    local COLOR=$WHITE
    ;;
    grey|GREY)
    local COLOR=$WHITE
    ;;
    red|RED)
    local COLOR=$RED
    ;;
    green|GREEN)
    local COLOR=$GREEN
    ;;
    yellow|YELLOW)
    local COLOR=$YELLOW
    ;;
    blue|BLUE)
    local COLOR=$BLUE
    ;;
    magenta|MAGENTA)
    local COLOR=$MAGENTA
    ;;
    cyan|CYAN)
    local COLOR=$CYAN
    ;;
    white|WHITE)
    export COLOR=$WHITE
    ;;

    esac

    local COLOR1="\[$NOBOLD$COLOR\]"
    local COLOR2="\[$BOLD$COLOR\]"
    local COLOR3="\[$BOLD$BLACK\]"
    local COLOR4="\[$GREY\]"
    local GRAD1="\$(cut -f4 -d\ /proc/loadavg| cut -f2 -d/)"
    local GRAD2="\$(echo \`users | wc --words\`)"
    local GRAD3="\$(cut -f1 -d\ /proc/loadavg)"
    local TTY="\$(tty|cut -d/ -f3)"
    local TIME="\t"
    local DATE="\d"
    local PDP="$COLOR2)$COLOR1$DASH$COLOR2("
    ### PVL wil draw extra stuff from /proc/loadavg .. anyone know FreeBSD equiv?? =)
    local PVL="$PDP$COLOR1$GRAD1$COLOR3/$COLOR1$GRAD2$COLOR3 /$COLOR1$GRAD3"

    PS1="\n$COLOR3$OPENRIGHT$COLOR1$DASH$COLOR2($COLOR 1\u$COLOR3@$COLOR1\h$PDP$COLOR1\#$COLOR3/$COLOR1$T TY$PDP$COLOR1$TIME$COLOR3:$COLOR1$DATE$PVL$COLOR2) $COLOR1$DASH$COLOR3$DASH$COLOR3$CLOSERIGHT$COLOR1$ DASH$COLOR2($COLOR1\w$COLOR2)$COLOR1$DASH$COLOR3$D ASH$COLOR4 "
    PS2="$COLOR2$DASH$COLOR1$DASH$COLOR3$DASH$COLOR4 "