On Tue, Feb 15, 2000 at 08:59:06PM -0800, David O'Brien wrote:
> I was not throwing stones. It comes down to what is is best for FreeBSD.
> Since we might have two potential sources for Binutils, I want the one
> that is easiest for FreeBSD to work with. Lu has said he will take
> FreeBSD patches AS LONG AS THEY DON'T INTERFERE with what he wants to do
> with Linux. Well I already have to deal with enough Linuxisms in GCC
> plus the 120 ports I maintain, I need to decide for myself if the Linux
> slant of Lu's offering will be an issue.
>
OK, that makes total sense. He did make it clear that Linux was the
first, rather the only, priority. About accusing you of throwing
stones, I apologize for overreacting. I interpreted your comments
about him not being as nice as he really seems as a personal attack on
him, when you were in fact probably just talking about how he's very
Linux-focused and thus possibly difficult to work with. Sorry! I'm
posting this to freebsd-current; since my "slam" was in public, you deserve
a public apology.
Sincerely,
--
Daniel Robbins
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Gentoo Technologies, Inc.
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