Gents,
I see archives on "porting BSD to Debian" from May, 1999. There
have been times when I thought porting the Free andor NetBSD
*kernel* and mixing it with both the Berkeley and GNU utilities
was DEAD. But, unless the archives are mostly spam, I was wrong.
I've used FBSD since v. 2.0.5, and it has only had one "fatal
trap" since. Right now I use BSD on my DNS server and two other
local servers. Anything new is Ubuntu.
What I'm wondering is whether there will be a version of
Debian-BSD that will be as bulletproof as the Berkeley distros
with the ease-of-use of Debian. Guesses, SWAG, or other insights
welcome.
tia, y'all.
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