1) OpenBSD kernel. AFAIK or can tell on all other fronts they are about the same but the OpenBSD people have been over their's with a fine toothed comb. 2) c The main reason I'm interested in this at all is to get the tool set that comes with Debian GNU/Linux with a BSD kernel. This seems to me the best way to do it. It I wanted the native userland I would just use OpenBSD after all. :) On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 04:49:46PM +0200, Andreas Krennmair wrote: > This is a vote what system that we should take as basis for our project. > > 1) Which kernel? > a) OpenBSD kernel > b) NetBSD kernel > c) FreeBSD kernel > d) Darwin kernel > > 2) What userland > a) only the userland that came with the chosen kernel > b) "native" userland + some GNU utilities > c) mostly GNU utilities + some very system dependent userland > utilities. > > Vote, comment, give feedback (please). > > Regards, > Andreas Krennmair > -- > /* let's suicide: */ > kill(getpid(),SIGKILL); -- BOFH excuse #78: Yes, yes, its called a desgin limitation
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