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From: jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr)
Subject: Re: How UTTERLY Amazing! (Was Re: FreeBSD vs NetBSD)
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Kaleb KEITHLEY (kaleb@fedora.x.org) wrote:
: jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr) writes:

: >: And what about the vapourous 386BSD-1.0? Shouldn't that also be renamed?
: >: If we follow the analogy, wouldn't it be called "BSD DOS 1.0" ? ;-)
: >:
: >	OK, I'll bite.

: >	Yes, I'll agree with this.

: >	Bill and Lynn have just as much at stake here as they
: >	next developer.   

: What do they have at stake?
:
	The most important thing a programmer has -- his reputation.

: Are they actually shipping 1.0 yet or are
: they still engaged in mail fraud? 
:
	Do you mean have I stopped beating my wife yet?

	Please be more careful in your wording of questions.

	Shipping of 1.0 will begin soon.  I will post a follow-up
	when I get time.

	Your question on mail fraud is, of course, a silly
	proposition....

	386bsd R1.0 will ship!!!

: They've been advertising in Dr. Dobbs
: for nigh on six months now. Has anyone ordered a disk?
:
	YEs, I personally know of at least 8 people who have
	ordered the diskettes.
: Has anyone who
: has ordered a disk received it? 
:
	NO, no one has received a CD-ROM.... more on this later.

: I know, you can't be bothered with the
: details. Ignore that man behind the curtain.
:
	Is this a retorical statement?
	
: >	Sure, I've heard tell of other OSs
: >	called Toy OSs, but does this stand to warrent that 
: >	possibly 386bsd R1.0 could be a "Toy OS".

: >	Maybe!

: Just tell us when we'll be able to buy the "Toy OS". Otherwise shut up!
:
	YOu can but it right now.... this is a silly statement.

: >	This call out, it's anybodys (sp?) game.
: >	So let's line up the chip and give this a go 
: >	by throwing the dice against the wall.

: Not even my technobabble parser can grok this. Methinks it might be
: geek code for "let's go bench racing." Am I close? If that's what
: this means, then put up or shut up. Show up with a 386BSD 1.0 CD-ROM
:
	NO, none of the above....
	It's gambleing talk.... and part british...

	"lets give it a go"..... let's try this out.

	"throwing the dice" is the last step in the game 
	of craps.

: >	Bottom Line, A rat's ass won't matter cause it's
: >	going to be the silent developers 

: Yup, both of them.
:
	Menial thinking.

: >	that will 
: >	make the difference here,,, those working on 
: >	tommorrows tecnology, 

: Are you saying that 386BSD 1.0 is tommorrows technology, and not just
: another tired old rehash of the Net/2 code?
:
	YEs, that's exactly what I'm saying....

: >	not those that are working
: >	on a rehash of VI (sorry elvis).

: Who might that be?
:
	The game will tell.

-- 
Jesus Monroy Jr                                          jmonroy@netcom.com
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