Hi,
Christoph Egger wrote:
> As you undoubtedly have noticed I'm essentially gone from the debian-bsd@
> world for more than a year now. And with the stretch release (where we didn't
> have a stretch-kfreebsd) the question becomes somewhat important: Who is
> still
I want to build an OS from FreeBSD + bsd-libc + Fedora.
发件人: Steven Chamberlain
发送时间: 2017年12月25日 23:08
收件人: debian-bsd@lists.debian.org
主题: Re: Who is still here?
Hello,
Sorry for this late response. I've been away for a long time.
I've not been able
Hello,
Sorry for this late response. I've been away for a long time.
I've not been able to do any development work, or even keep up with
emails on the lists. Sorry.
I'm actually still using GNU/kFreeBSD in some places, find it very
useful, and perceive it has advantages over Debian GNU/Linux.
I am a lurker on this list. I am a long time FreeBSD user and almost as
long a Debian GNU/Linux user. I have been using Ubuntu Gnome as my
primary desktop system for development for some years but before the
18.04 release of Ubuntu I will have migrated almost all my servers,
desktops and laptops to
Like many, I came to Debian GNU/kFreeBSD when it was a way I could get
Debian and ZFS together.
Early on I contributed some patches (improved thread debugging in gdb,
and a working valgrind port being the two that I recall offhand in which
I had a great deal of pride at the time) which unfortunate
Hi all!
As you undoubtedly have noticed I'm essentially gone from the debian-bsd@
world for more than a year now. And with the stretch release (where we didn't
have a stretch-kfreebsd) the question becomes somewhat important: Who is still
here and working on kfreebsd?
If you
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