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On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 12:32 -0500, John Abreau wrote: > I've never been impressed with BSD zealots' claims. > > For instance, one common claim is that BSD supports more > hardware than Linux does. I looked into that claim back in > 1995, specifically at the 680x0 architecture. I found that > Linux worked on a wide range of 680x0 systems, and BSD > worked on those same systems, but that Linux counted > them as one architecture while BSD counted them as > a dozen different vendors. > > Many of the other claims I heard seemed to be about > features of current BSD that were sorely lacking in Linux > five or ten years earlier. > > In the end, I think the BSD vs Linux argument is no more > meaningful than the Fedora vs Debian, Gnome vs KDE, > and Vi vs Emacs arguments. Or Coke vs Pepsi, for that > matter. > >
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