Bruno Carnazzi wrote:
Hi misc,I'd just like to say that nowadays, in free software world (real free software, not open source), from my point of view, I feel you have to choose between "featurefullness" and state of mind. By state of mind, I mean project goals and moral values. From this point of view, I love OpenBSD operating system, they are the core of the free software ideas and values. I have a Linux background, and despite Linux featurefullness, I feel it's a technical mess (blobs, unstable api, desynched userland/kernel) and Linux is getting more and more money-driven by big companies such as IBM, HP & friends... This is not free software values from my point of view. Free software is about code, knowledge and people. Linux is about functionnalities-through-blobs, NDA, and big companies. This is definitively not a good way. I don't mind if OpenBSD lacks some stuff right now. I can wait, and help. Thank you for your contribution for building a more human world in your technical area. OpenBSD guys, you rules ! :) Best regards, Bruno. PS: Excuse my approximative english (I try to improve !)
Just for the record, FreeBSD isn't holy too.
