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From: Stormy@StormCloud.MsState.EDU (Stormy Henderson)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.misc
Subject: Re: Differences between Net/Free BSD?
Date: 27 Nov 1994 01:49:24 GMT
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Chester H. Lin wrote:
Stormy Henderson (Stormy@StormCloud.MsState.EDU) wrote:
> I've been a Linux user for about 10 months, and am interested in trying
> one of the BSD unixes. I've ftped the FreeBSD 2.0a install disks, played
> around with those, and also have done a full install of NetBSD 1.0, in-
> cluding recompiling the kernel to use pcvt so I could have virtual
> consoles.
I am about to install either Linux or FreeBSD. But don't know to bet on
which one. Could you give us a hint _why_ you want to make the switch? :-)
Well, I'm a perfectionist. I haven't found anything wrong with Linux, but I
can't bear the thought that I may be missing out on something better in a
*BSD. (c:
Be happy...
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