Re: Re: Viability of Linux companies

[Arun <am_in_00@xxxxxxxxx>]

> Still in the mood for some more ? How about originality ? BSD is where vi
> happened, TCP/IP happened. 

	Acting like a Kid ;) 
	
> Both FreeBSD and NetBSD have their virtual memory
> subsystems derived out of a PhD thesis. Perhaps you should hang out on
> freebsd-hackers for a while and judge the quality of discussion ?

	
	The Problem with BSD was it was not available for the mass
even if it came in 1970 as you said. 

	It came to masses only after GNU/Linux. I know people 
who went to GNU/Linux since *BSD was not affordable for them 
(ie before BSD became free). 

	BSD was *closed* for a long time. 
They didnt heard the sound of change. And failed.
( I am not saying the technologies in BSD failed. 
  May be they are better than GNU/Linux)

Accept the reality. 


Arun.