Re: CVS: cvs.openbsd.org: src

[Alejo Sanchez <sancheza@origin.com.ar>]

(I've redirected this to misc)
By the way, is writing stuff like HOWTOs not welcome?
As a starter I find there's a lack of implementation
dependent documents in OpenBSD. Is this a way to force
users to browse the source? I find lots of things better
than Linux's counterparts, but the learning curve is
worst, usually I have to do things 3 times to get the idea.
How about a Linux-2-OpenBSD Howto? That should help a lot.

Alejo

Ivan Arce,CORE SDI wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, Theo de Raadt wrote:
> 
> > > Why has Linux suceeded where *BSD has failed ? Why has FreeBSD suceeded
> > > where the other BDs have failed ?
> >
> 
>  I wouldnt say that *BSD failed, nor i would say that Linux suceeded more
>  than FreeBSD or OpenBSD, they're just different OSes with different
>  goals, distribution, licensing and installed base.
> 
>  Linux succeeded in what sense? in providing a robust operating system
>  with clear, concise and elegant code?
> 
>  and FreeBSD suceeded in what? in being a user-friendly, feature rich OSes
>  suitable for the use of any win95 user?
> 
> did they suceed on being the most secure of standard UNIX distributions,
> free or not?
> 
> ... the answers are blowing in The Code..
> 
> 
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