Gary W. Swearingen wrote: > Johan Pettersson <manlix_at_demonized.net> writes: > ... so that we don't have four or more > teams maintaining and documenting a similar userland, while having the > many people interested in kernel development able to continue their > rather separate innovations. As a FreeBSD developer who spends his (limited) time almost exclusively on userland issues, I must politely disagree: the various BSD projects innovate quite a bit in the userland. Witness NetBSD's work on RCng or OpenBSD's sponsorship of OpenSSH for two very prominent examples. I've always appreciated that FreeBSD is a fully integrated userland and kernel together. In my mind, this is a big advantage of FreeBSD over Linux. TimReceived on Tue Mar 16 2004 - 08:56:34 UTC
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