On Sat, 8 Jan 2000, David Brownlee wrote:

> > Linux in general is easier to maintain imho, due to the package systems.
> > 
> 	With respect to the base OS, or to additional packages?
> 	The former I can well believe, but I've had no end of pain
> 	finding the right RPM at times, and pkgsrc has been a blessing
> 	in comparision.

Because I know how to build my own rpms, and because I can grab srpm files
and compile and install them in one go. When I used netbsd on my amiga
there were no package systems, and since I changed side I never saw a reason
to go back. There is nothing in netbsd I really miss, on the contrary I
find the linux world alot more vivid and .. simly.. fun.


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