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From: jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr)
Subject: Re: freebsd vs. netbsd vs. linux
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Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 06:12:35 GMT
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Andrew Gillham (gillham@andrews.edu) wrote:
: In article <jmonroyCv9uCC.KIG@netcom.com> jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr) writes:

: >	Is there a limitation?
: >
: >	Yes, 386bsd release 1.0 is said to be in a "production
: >	stage".  I am imformed that this means that the source
: >	tree is finalized, the annotations are finalized and 
: >	that the "production stage" refers to the test nesseccary
: >	to assure readability of the disk.

: So I must assume you have a pre-release running on your PC?  Otherwise
: you wouldn't be able to make such a high recommendation of the software.
:
	recommendation?  I guess my response is taken with higher
	regard that I realized.

: I'm sure you wouldn't be pulpit pounding so hard over something that
: you haven't used extensively, that would be rather ignorant.
:
	pulpit pounding?  that has almost a religious tone to it.
	I think I've been upgraded in a complete sentence.

: I have used NetBSD enough to highly recommend it to anyone looking
: for a free unix-like OS. 
:	
	Ah... obviously from the NetBSD camp.

: I have actually used it, I know what it
: supports, I know how it installs, I have a feature list, I have utmost
: confidence in it's developers.  The developers are readily available for
: questions, or simply for commentary on their OS.  
:
	I can see now how buying any IBM producte might upset you.
	What I mean is, since IBM does not let it engineers out
	to play.... well the sand box is a little lonely.

: Hitler is dead.
: Elvis is dead.
: Puff the magic dragon does not exist.
: God does not exist.
: Heaven does not exist.
: Hell does not exist. 
: Windows 4.0 does not exist yet.
: 386BSD 1.0 does not exist yet.
: FreeBSD exists.
: NetBSD exists.
: DOS exists.
: Windows 3.1 exists.
: O.J.'s "real killer" might exist.
: Extraterrestrial life might exist.
: Reality does not seem to exist for J.M. jr.
:
: -Andrew (yes, I exist, yes I use NetBSD, sue me!)
:
	This is amazing... I can see that I am... inspiring poetry!
	Please don't be offended if I add this to my newsgroup.

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Jesus Monroy Jr                                          jmonroy@netcom.com
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