* Pavel Cholakov <pavel@tsi.co.za> [2002-01-30T12:13+0200]: > It certainly looks very in-line with the rest of debian.org, very nice. > Could we maybe have a central Debian BSD page, which explains the idea > behind it, plus pages with the work/status of the various specific ports > - {Net,Open,Free}BSD. hmm, such a page will likely be very contentless IMHO and therefore I'd vote against it. The status of each port will be on the specific *BSD pages (e.g. /ports/netbsd/) anyway, since 1) it's easier to maintain by different groups/people 2) it's sufficiently complex and differs from the other ports 3) different "subports" (i.e. i386 vs. alpha vs. *) have different stati and that would make it hard to say something without going into detail or generalizing too much. 4) AFAICT, at least OpenBSD has quite a different goal from {free,Net}BSD (keeping as much from the OpenBSD userland as possible) I think we should put the various projects on the ports/ page under a "Debian/*BSD" section, and link to the specific ports/{free,net,open}bsd/ pages from there. My 2 cents... Cheers, Michael p.s.: i think jimmy's first shot is a good startign point for the NetBSD project. -- /~\ ASCII ribbon | "EG at the moment ghc -fwarn-martian-invasions doesn't \ / campaign | complain, and I think it should. (Unless ghc is rather X against | cleverer than I thought . . .)" / \ HTML mail | -- ger<at>informatik.uni-bremen.de on cvs-ghc@haskell.org
Attachment:
pgpspoKFYEEET.pgp
Description: PGP signature