Powerbook G3

[shardz4217-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org (Samuel Baldwin)]

> How about NetBSD?  An old acquaintance of mine, setient, used to let
> su run our spoofing asterisk server on his 20 Mhz mac.  Yes, we could
> route calls across the internet with only a 20Mhz CPU...

Sounds like a good idea. I've heard developers comment on NetBSD's
good kernel (clean, well written). I've been interested myself but
haven't found a use.

> If [not] religious on kernel or license, *BSD could be good choice.

Yeah I already have an OpenBSD server (which I setup at the last
installfest). I think for the most part Linux is better suited for the
desktop than BSD (compatibility), but both Linux and BSD make
excellent servers. OpenBSD makes a good desktop as well if you're
comfortable using the ports system, right?

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