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Crowding out OpenBSDCrowding out OpenBSDPosted Nov 14, 2012 10:06 UTC (Wed) by ortalo (subscriber, #4654)In reply to: Crowding out OpenBSD by Nahor Parent article: Crowding out OpenBSD
BDS4.4 has already died. Its first child 386BSD has died too.
Of the three children of the next generation, it can probably also be said that NetBSD is really not in good shape. OpenBSD is still fighting (that's the warrior of the family... he tries hard to die on the battlefield). Did not have much news from FreeBSD recently (it was at google last time I checked). I hope he's well. DragonflyBSD is the newest generation IMHO, with lot of brilliant new ideas; but still has to prove itself in the field. (Again, did not check for a couple of years.)
On the darwinist path, Linux is the one which is still single without legitimate children... ;-)
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Crowding out OpenBSD Posted Nov 14, 2012 11:25 UTC (Wed) by hummassa (subscriber, #307) [Link]
> NetBSD is really not in good shape
[citation needed]
I haven't had it installed recently, but I probably will in a few months (raspberry pi support coming!). So I would like to know why you think that...
Crowding out OpenBSD Posted Nov 14, 2012 15:49 UTC (Wed) by ortalo (subscriber, #4654) [Link]
Sorry if I alarmed you as it's only gossip: someone told me (no names of course). I think he will be pretty happy to be proved wrong: please go on with NetBSD on the Pi.
Crowding out OpenBSD Posted Nov 15, 2012 22:57 UTC (Thu) by cmccabe (guest, #60281) [Link]
But has Netcraft confirmed it?
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