On Jul 19, Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote: > What they do provide is healthy competition for Linux. There are > reasons why some users prefer the BSD kernel to Linux. Can you cite some? I can think about a few (networking-related) features which could make me want to use a Debian/kOpenBSD, but what is the point of kFreeBSD? > There are some serious problems with the Linux kernel. I still run it > but I am much more comfortable that there is a choice. There are some serious problems with more or less everything, so this is not a compelling argument. > I don't know how many Debian kFreeBSD users there are. But neither do > you. The fact that we have not heard from them should be a big enough clue... -- ciao, Marco
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