Steve Mynott wrote:
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> <flame bait>
>
> * use a _real_ hackers OS
>
> * use a real free lightweight version of UNIX with traces of ATT code still there
>
>
> * use an actual open source OS where the entire source tree (both
> userland and kernel) is web browsable
>
> * an OS where version control is actually used to maintain the code
> base (radical idea huh? you think linux will ever use this?)
>
> * an OS where if you find a bug you can mail a source patch in to the
> author and it goes straight in the OS (if you got it right)
>
> * an OS where /usr/include has _readable_ header files untained by GCC
> macro cruft
>
> * an OS which is smaller and simpler
>
> * an OS with "man" pages that are up to date and readable
>
> * an OS where radical changes _aren't_ made with _every_ version
>
> * an OS which uses the same filing system as solaris
>
> * an OS which ships with such kewl coloured stickers
>
> </flame bait>
>
> http://www.openbsd.org/
Sounds like a T shirt to me with OpenBSDspotting ....
I like the artwork mind, and OpenSSH is excellent!
Greg
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> internet killed the bbs star
