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http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-...8/30/0016.html
Essentially, he lists the problems that have plagued NetBSD into what he calls irrelevance (particularly the interference of the NetBSD Foundation into the Project's affairs). It's a good read, and it's a shame it went that way.
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WOW man. Thanx. Nice read.
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Ah! I see that the slashdot trolls have landed. How about a thread about Soviet Russia now?
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What do you mean?Originally Posted by der_joachim
Ah! I see that the slashdot trolls have landed. How about a thread about Soviet Russia now?
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Actually, it was on Digg before it was on Slashdot and on several linux/unix/bsd related blogs even before that.Ah! I see that the slashdot trolls have landed. How about a thread about Soviet Russia now?
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There is a reason why it is actually good to have strong, almost "figurehead" leaders related to projects. People like Linus and Mark Shuttleworth help get things done and push projects to their conclusions. It sounds to me like NetBSD really is just lacking in good leadership.
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That's what it looks like. I don't know that much about NetBSD, so I'm hardly an expert.
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so, should i give up hope of putting netbsd on my clock radio?
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FreeBSD doesn't have 'strong leadership' but seems to be fine after all these years.
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