In article <E19VSuQ-0000cT-00@schnucke.hafn.myfqdn.de>, Thomas Hafner wrote:
> 
> for Debian GNU/_NetBSD_ is still experimental, I'd rather like let
> NetBSD 1.6 run my Debian GNU/_Linux_ 3.0 binaries by emulation. Does
> that work well? Any hints, reports?

Just curious -- why the interest in GNU userland utilities?  NetBSD
userland works quite nicely.

> Will I be able to run APT, the Advanced Package Tool of all Debian
> based distris, which is - IMHO - much superior to RPM, the Red Hat
> package managing stuff?

I suggest trying out pkgsrc.  It's really quite good, in my opinion.

Sorry about not answering your questions.  :)