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From: jmonroy@netcom.com (Jesus Monroy Jr)
Subject: Re: FreeBSD versus Linux
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Date: Tue, 16 Aug 1994 05:51:25 GMT
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Alex  Dumitru (alexd@system9.unisys.com) wrote:
: >Gary Udstrand (gbu@uhc.com) wrote:
: >: I want to set up a sytem at home to run XFree and SLIP.
: >: I will be using this 
: >: more or less as a X terminal to connect to the computers at my office.
: >: Is there any advantages/disadvantages between FreeBSD or Linux?  

: If all you want to do is use this setup as an XTerminal
: try both and see what works best for you and your hardware.
: Both OS's (and NetBSD) will do the job for you.
: *Do not listen* to Jesus. He's full of cow manure...
:
	I've been realy intreged (sp?) at the extent
	that certain individual have an abundance of
	"free" time. (no pun intended).

: >Jesus Monroy Jr (jmonroy@netcom.com) wrote:
: >	my recommondation is that you might wait a few weeks.
: >	386BSD release 1.0 is scheduled to mail.

: Jesus! This looks very similar to something my favourite PC
: software house (can you guess?) does:
: 1. Hype up the market by telling them how great the product is.
:
	Yes... I remeber your last letter to me.

: 2. Blast ads in all rags.
:
	Sure... market coverage... It's called free enterprise.

: 3. Tell the market again how great the stuff is, and why you should
: buy it the day it comes out (at special introductory prices!)
:
	hmm... at special *LOW* introductory prices!!

: 4. Tell the market the competition is crap.
:
	I never talk bad about Bill Gates behind his back.
	
: 5. Never deliver in time (due to last minute enhancements)
:
	hmm... you must be wainting for a CD-ROM from DDJ also.

: 6. Never actually mention what the user will get (feature wise)
:
	The user... that would be you, I take it.

: 7. Never let people see beta releases (let alone alpha)
:
	Mystery of the week must be that 0.0 is not Alpha
	and 0.1 is not Beta.

	What your new job position.. sitting or standing?

: End result - when it delivers, it's substandard, buggy and much
: worse than the competition. I'm not eager to check my mailbox...
:
	I guess, I'm not the only person to use 
	Windows for Workgroups.

: >	That is to say, even as 386bsd is purported to be
: >	vaporware,  Bill Jolitz is ready to deliver.
: >
: >	What's in the package? 
: >	I can't say, but I think the offering will be well recieved.

: Great. Another one of your famous waste four lines and say nothing.
: I don't doubt Bill is ready to deliver. But you might be doing Bill
: the biggest disservice with all the shit you're posting.
:
	If I am doing a disservice to Bill,  you must be
	serving the main course.

: I just wish you'd go away (stick your head somewhere warm and dark).
:
	The fantansy continues......

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Jesus Monroy Jr                                          jmonroy@netcom.com
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