> One minor "nit": LinuxDC is our project for porting Linux to the DC,
> which basically means better/new driver support since Linux already
> runs fine (w/out any DC-specific drivers).  "DCLinux" refers to
> Yaegashi's longstanding DC port (first done around Summer 2000), and
> it's a different port than LinuxDC.  The fsck'd up thing is that they
> both derive from the same codebase, although there is more active *driver*
> (not distro) development in LinuxDC.

You know, that really clears up a lot of stuff!

> Heh.  I don't care to get religious about this stuff, it's just I've never
> learned how to use *BSD and I never had the time to play with
> NetBSD/Dreamcast.  The code is *definitely* interesting to look at though
> ;-).

Hehe.  I bet!

Thanks for the clarification RE: LinuxDC/DCLinux, and all that jazz.

RC5Stint