On Fri, Apr 01, 2005 at 02:10:05PM +0100, Chris Wareham wrote:

> What do you intend to use the system for?

Presently I'm just learning to know the system. Found f.e. tip from some
Australian, who claimed: "use NetBSD for servers - and Linux for desktops".
But looking at the amount of the platforms supported, I guess, NetBSD should
be very good for desktops as well. Who wants to make Internet server on PDA?

Or perhaps I'm wrong, are servers NetBSD's main "focus of interest"?

> If it's not something where security is critical, then NetBSD 1.5 may be a
> viable (but unsupported) option. It performs very well on low spec
> hardware, and is broadly similar in features to Linux 2.2.x. The 1.6
> release is still supported, and may also be more suitable for your needs
> than 2.0.

Actually nothing is critical to me (when you mean NetBSD). Of course,
I could buy additional RAM for that machines - it's not as expensive, as it
used to be. But I just would to know... you know what. That, what I'm asking
in this thread for.
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						Zbigniew Baniewski