> > but I think (like the rc5 distributed.net clients) it
> > will report the OS as BSDI.  That's not exactly helping NetBSD's
> > public exposure...
> 
> I checked, it does, and no, you're right. But at least we have a client
> we can use for now.
> 
> Thanks to all who replied.
> 
> Gunnar


A friend pointed out to me that there is still no NetBSD client at this
late date, but there was an *OpenBSD* client for sparc, alpha, and i386
within a couple days of the launch.  I guess the folks at the SETI@home
project must be busy, but this is certainly a thing that makes you go
"hmm...." ;-)

-matt
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