>> It's against many people's personal religeon to practice /etc/init.d
>> or anything remotely related to procedures/methods/practices of that
>> BSD anti-christ: System V.
> [...]
>> Besides, the TRUE BSD WAY(tm) would be to re-invent something rather
>> than use something developed for/by the BSD anti-christ: System V.
> If you feel this way, why the are you using NetBSD?  You can easily
> go off and use System V on your PC if you want.  Licenses aren't even
> that expensive provided you don't want sources.

And if you want source, go use Linux.  From everything I hear, it's
administration procedures are basically SysV.  Recently, it's even
started to admit that platforms other than 80x86 exist.

					der Mouse

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