> MINIX is created by Prof. Andrew S. Tanenbaum[1].

Does it need introduction like this to someone who is telling even the
full form of MINIX?

> I hope you know about the reputation of Reliance :). I was there customer for
> 3 hours, and won't ever dream of going back to them.

Do you want to indicate that their choice of systems is wrong then -
using JUNOS/JNPR and Solaris/SPARCstations?

>
> And as far as JUNOS is concerned, its JNPR's creation, IMHO they've chosen
> FreeBSD because it already has a good network stack and a base system, and
> available under BSD license which means they can extend it and don't ever have
> to publish their "so called intellectual property" unless they modify some
> part of base OS which is PITA to merge, in that case let community maintain
> it, and one less thing to merge.

yes. Kireeti Kompella said exact things to me. its a win win. :)

> And there exists, Vyatta, which is a FOSS router based off GNU/Linux.

vyatta could be based on BSD as well

>> For a networker, BSD is THE thing and Linux just tries to learn and mimic.
>
> FYI, there are several things Linux kernel does better, esp. its network
> stack, and there are some things FreeBSD does better. If you've weird
> fantasies about your network setup (including multi-path routing), in that
> case GNU/Linux is the one of the best way to realize that.

Linux is just a kernel so its nice in isolation :)

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~kc5dm/projects/osperf.pdf

> If you've citations, or experiences to justify your ranting, then cool, post
> them, enlighten us, else I'll consider you as a troll.

Neither I rant, nor do i intend to troll. I am a new man on your list
and I'll let you know about my experiences slowly.

You are an experienced person in both Linux and BSD. A contributor.
The creator of this list. I am also creator of something somewhere, so
I respect all contributions from all sides :)



Mohit Singh
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Today's Innovation is Tomorrow's Common Sense
Today's Common Sense is Tomorrow's Nonsense
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