27 May
2000
27 May
'00
5:49 p.m.
On 27 May, Michael Sokolov wrote:
Sure.
That is the reason why I referred both the quasijarus project and
NetBSD. I wanted to give _him_ the choice.
I own a lot of different old machines. (DEC, Sun, HP, IBM, ...) On most
of this machins runs the same OS, NetBSD. I like it to see the same
software running on an old VAX and on a state of the art Alpha. I am
usung NetBSD for years now, so my preference of NetBSD is historical
too.
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tschüß,
Jochen
Homepage: http://www.unixag-kl.fh-kl.de/~jkunz/
If you want a
modern Unix OS [...]
If he did, why would he want a VAX? Someone who detests "modern" pee sea
hardware and prefers the vastly superior classical DEC stuff (like I do) would
surely feel the same way about software (again like I do). Why should one treat
hardware and software differently in this respect? Why mix-and-match the
wonderful classical hardware with crappy bloated "modern" software?