> Sure, that's exactly IMHO the role of people who make NetBSD available
> on a magazine cover CD. But to me, it's certainly not the role of the
> NetBSD project to do so. NetBSD is small, NetBSD is Unix, people who
> won't want to learn the three basic commands you need to use vi won't
> gain anything from running NetBSD. That's just my opinion again.

Then thats probably nothing for user Joe Doe? ;-)

I guess some of the momentum of Linux is due to the fact that it has that
stuff, and you do not need to bother with "vi" and stuff like this
anymore.

We are living in the Year 2000. 

Just my humble opinion.

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