I remember the first time someone told me FreeBSD was dying... I was worried, now I just shake my head people have said it for years.
BSD is like life... the day you're born is the day you start to die... yet you live a good 60-70+ years to live;) so I guess FreeBSD is dying it'll just take a while =) (hopefully longer than I'll be using a computer)
Linux is like the bible... when you ask a Linux user why they insist on creating 123123124 branches of something.. they reply "because they can"... when you ask a christian why something is the way it is in the bible they reply "because God wanted it that way" they never have a reason;)
To BSD live long and prosperous \\// ^_^
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I remember the first time someone told me FreeBSD was dying... I was worried, now I just shake my head people have said it for years. BSD is like life... the day you're born is the day you start to die... yet you live a good 60-70+ years to live ;) so I guess FreeBSD is dying it'll just take a while =) (hopefully longer than I'll be using a computer)
Linux is like the bible... when you ask a Linux user why they insist on creating 123123124 branches of something.. they reply "because they can" ... when you ask a christian why something is the way it is in the bible they reply "because God wanted it that way" they never have a reason ;)
To BSD live long and prosperous \\// ^_^
the ported software has nothing to do with the o/s release... if you cvsup'd your ports you'd realize that everything would be "up to date."