"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
> 
> Why?  Especially when it means everyone else using NetBSD must
> effectively jump through unreasonable hoops!

If we compromise NetBSD because of WinDoze users, I'm against it.
(Wine doesn't get better if pure water into it ;-)

If it is something like taking a different name for a directory, 
I don't see a big deal, just change it.

> NetBSD is a far more suitable environment for hosting its own
> development as an embedded system than any other platform could ever
> possibly be!

And for the most companies & hobbyists, it shouldn't be a problem to get
some more 
computers for just running NetBSD.

And stuff which is running native, is much easier to use !

just my .02 cents,
cheers,
emanuel

P.S. BTW, I would like to mirror NetBSD with our Win systems, because
they are 
much better attached to the internet (BANDWIDTH), and my NetBSD ist just
on 
an analog line. But I can better live with a slow connection, than with
a 
NetBSD getting worse because of some windoze emulation layers ;-)