Apologies if I should have found the answer already, but it would appear
from both sites that BSD is a marvellous operating system, very secure,
efficient, etc, based on Berkeley Unix, etc. Both are free and maintained by
really skilled technical people, etc, but what is the difference between
On Wednesday, September 17, 2003, at 08:35 AM, Andy wrote:
Apologies if I should have found the answer already, but it would
appear
from both sites that BSD is a marvellous operating system, very
secure,
efficient, etc, based on Berkeley Unix, etc. Both are free and
maintained by
really
Hi Andy,
Starting World War III, are you? ;-)
Apologies if I should have found the answer already, but it would
appear from both sites that BSD is a marvellous operating system,
very secure, efficient, etc, based on Berkeley Unix, etc.
microsoft.com would like you to believe they make a
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Andy wrote:
Apologies if I should have found the answer already, but it would appear
from both sites that BSD is a marvellous operating system, very secure,
efficient, etc, based on Berkeley Unix, etc. Both are free and maintained by
really skilled technical people,
Darwin most certainly does run on x86 (Darwin supports both x86 and
PPC). OS X does not, OS X is Darwin+Quartz+Cocoa+Carbon.
I know it runs.. but there is no driver support. It supports like 1
intel ide controller chipset, etc. Basically its not that usable as a
workstation or server
Lucas Holt wrote:
Darwin (Apple's distro) isn't done yet for x86 platforms. Mac OS X
runs the darwin system.
Actually, it is running on x86 hardware and has for some time.
http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/darwin/
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On Wed, Sep 17, 2003 at 03:07:39PM +0200, Nico Meijer wrote:
Roughly, FreeBSD's mailing lists are friendlier than OpenBSD's, unless
(and this can't be stressed enough methinks) you do your homework. So
That's correct. There's nothing I hate worse than a FBSD geek who has
done all the assigned
There are actually drivers for darwin now.. my mistake.
http://www.opendarwin.org/hardware/
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