Re: conclusion: debian portability, openbsd port
* Stephane Bortzmeyer (bortzmeyer@pasteur.fr) [010308 13:55]:
> > However, as
> > someone pointed out, this is not defined in policy anywhere and
>
> Not everything needs to be in the Policy. Yes, in theory, it would be nice to
> carve this in stone. But in practice, common sense suffices for many people.
No. Must. Not. Flame. Him.
you must have missed the huge potential offered by variety. It
would be great to find a commen ground on which such a system
could be build.
> You seem to imply that this is the only way to have Debian running on OpenBSD. Far from the truth. You could also port Debian (with all its userland) to the BSD kernel, without the BSD userland.
Try to restrict your lines to less then 195 characters. 60 to 70
work well for most.
Obviously a debian openbsd in its final, perfected and completly
debianized way will be able to have that, if that is so desired.
*That* is on of the strengths of debian.
Reply to: