Hi Paul, Paul Suh wrote on Tue, May 17, 2016 at 09:20:45AM -0400:
> I've been playing over at Alpine Linux, to get support for a WiFi card > that is not supported under OpenBSD. Their installation instructions > and general documentation are horribly confused and outdated. I don't know about the quality of the content of Alpine Linux documentation. In general, BSD documentation tends to be better than Linux documentation, so the problem may or may not be specific to Alpine. But Alpine Linux is unique with respect to documentation in more than one way: It is the first Linux distro that ever used mandoc(1) by default - since June 2011, more than a year before NetBSD, more than three years before FreeBSD and illumos. It is the first other operating system to integrate and enable the OpenBSD man(1) implementation by default - since December 2014. And as far as i'm aware, it is still one among the only three systems using OpenBSD man(1): OpenBSD, Alpine Linux, and Void Linux. > Makes me long for our goodness here. You are welcome, Ingo
