On 5/16/99 9:47 AM, Guy Santiglia was rumored to have said...

>
>I'm not trying to start any arguments.  But, I was wondering if 
>any one has tried that linux for the mac68k.  
>I was wondering how far along they are.  My guess would be that
>NetBSD is the better bet for the mac68k as theirs is a newer
>project.  
>
>As far as stability and ease of installation is NetBSD ahead of
>linux on the mac68k?
>
>Does anyone have any comments about this?

Guy,

I tried Linuxm68k.  The installation process is IMO a bit nicer than the 
NetBSD way in that it is very similar to the way RedHat Linux is 
installed.  Overall though, I like NetBSD better. I was never able to get 
networking up and running on linuxm68k, and so I re-installed NetBSD.  
Perhaps I am not enough of a unix guy to have given it enough of a 
chance, but I like NetBSD much better

Greg