AFAIK, the Linux count is CPU architectures, whereas the BSD count is complete machine
architectures, NetBSD covers 15 CPU architectures (By my count from NetBSD's own list).
Posted Mar 21, 2008 4:53 UTC (Fri) by moxfyre (guest, #13847)
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Correct. The NetBSD count includes things like Amiga and Atari as separate "architectures"
(both use m68k processors), while the Linux count would identify this as a single m68k
"architecture".