> If we were here to make money off of this, you could damn well bet
> that we'd have very well-defined rules about the release process,
> and very-well-announced stages.  We'd also have several people doing
> nothing but release engineering all of the time, because for a
> multi-architecture system like NetBSD, 'commercial quality' release
> engineering could very well be a non-stop job.  Our release
> engineering ins't quite 'commercial quality,' but we don't see the
> most important aspects of NetBSD to be the releases themselves.

Hear hear!  As a member of the *evil* competition, I'd like to commend
Chris and *ALL* the rest of the NetBSD-core team on a job well done.  We
may disagree on certain issues, but for the most part I appreciate all
the work they do.

Good job folks, and I hope that 1.0 is the best NetBSD yet!


Nate

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