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From: hpeyerl@sidney.novatel.ca (Herb Peyerl)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: Re: DooM for NetBSD, will it become a reality?
Date: 18 Sep 1994 13:50:52 GMT
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Michael L. VanLoon (michaelv@MindBender.HeadCandy.com) wrote:
: In article <3595ak$l2i@jetsam.ee.pdx.edu> mcura@ee.pdx.edu (Melissa L. Cura) writes:
:    [...]
:    What is the deal here?  Why on earth, out of the many people that use NetBSD
:    and FreeBSD, did no one cry out for our very own version of DooM?!?  Am I
:    [...]
: I agree.  It's sad that all the lamerz whining "why don't you write
: stuff for linux??  it's the k00lest thing ever!" always make so much
: noise that people do stuff for them just to quiet them down.  Just

Ummmm.. One of the ID people posted quite a while back (actually, cross-posted
to the Linux and 386bsd groups) and said he wanted to do ports to various
machines and needed people to lend him hardware/software to do the port. He
then re-posted a while later saying that he'd gotten machines from SGI and DEC
and someone had sent him a Linux box.  He said he hadn't heard a word from
the *BSD camps and was sorry but he wouldn't be doing  a *BSD port.

: Definitely.  Let's get all the *BSDers together and do a mail blitz!

Please don't bother the nice man. It would seem you've already had your
chance.

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