I think all we know by the evidence so far is that puredarwin.org is
a web site. I've spoken to the people behind it and said I'd check
back with them in a year since, by all indications, it appears to me
that they are at least a year off from becoming anything
substantially more than a web site. There's way more work involved
than even they know, I think, and 12 months should be enough time for
them to either make substantial progress in working through all the
issues or give up and decide to do other things.
In the meantime, of course, there is a web site. :-)
- Jordan
On Apr 29, 2007, at 6:40 PM, Randall Wood wrote:
It looks to me like puredarwin.org is something like what
opendarwin.org wanted to have: a fully functional darwin-based
desktop/server OS other than Mac OS X.
On 29 Apr 2007, at 20:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know anything about PureDarwin [1]? I assume if it actually
gets some traction that there will be MacPorts support for it.
Probably not. We tried supporting darwin and opendarwin
installations, but the developers and port maintainers generally
were unable to test on those systems, so support got dropped.
??
[1] http://puredarwin.org/
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