LittleGreenGecko
10-03-2001, 11:42 PM
well.... I wanted to know what Debian BSD is all about.
Please Help!!!!!
:p
Please Help!!!!!
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Dark Ninja
10-04-2001, 12:06 AM
Have you checked out www.debian.org (http://www.debian.org)? More than likely, they'll have information there.
Dark Ninja
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jkm
10-04-2001, 12:07 AM
exactly what it sounds like.
debian userland ported to a bsd kernel. (i think they decided on netbsd 8)
debian userland ported to a bsd kernel. (i think they decided on netbsd 8)
LittleGreenGecko
10-04-2001, 12:23 AM
But........
What does BSD stand for? :mad:
What does BSD stand for? :mad:
klamath
10-04-2001, 12:52 AM
BSD = Berkeley Software Distribution
Go read the history of UNIX on the Net -- there's like a million pages on SysV, BSD and Bell Labs. Why are you asking us when you could find it out for yourself really easily?
Go read the history of UNIX on the Net -- there's like a million pages on SysV, BSD and Bell Labs. Why are you asking us when you could find it out for yourself really easily?
Strike
10-04-2001, 09:59 AM
oh, and it's Debian GNU/BSD :)
That's part of what makes it unique. Not only will it be using the Debian tools, but also the GNU tools. It's basically just like Debian GNU/Linux but with the BSD kernel and the BSD directory structure (I think they might even still stick with SysV init for it, but I'm not sure)
That's part of what makes it unique. Not only will it be using the Debian tools, but also the GNU tools. It's basically just like Debian GNU/Linux but with the BSD kernel and the BSD directory structure (I think they might even still stick with SysV init for it, but I'm not sure)
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