And the support on the list is excellent.  I know I've asked more
than my share of questions.  

  This is a bit off topic but...   The company I'm working at in San Jose,
California is looking for a unix system administrator.  The company 
produces web sites to put newspapers on the internet and stuff like that.
If any one is looking for work send me an email. And I'll tell you the 
details.
 Please don't respond to the list. email me at:  gsantiglia@newmedia.kri.com


  Guy

--- Lloyd I Freese Jr <dwarf@Op.Net> wrote:
> I second that! All to often the only thing we do is complain when 
> something doesn't work but we never take the time to say thank you.
> 
> Thank you!
> 
> 
> 
> >Hi!
> >
> >I'm a newbie in the UNIX world and NetBSD, having used Macs 
> >exclusively since 1986.  I've been running 1.4.1 and now 1.4.2 on my 
> >PowerBook 145B; and will be booting up -current as soon as my 
> >workspace is cleared out.  It works well as a command-line interface 
> >(which IMHO is the best thing for rank newbies like myself- we need 
> >to know how the UNIX command line works before going to a GUI 
> >interface), even though it isn't a specifically supported machine.
> >
> >Anyway, I wanted to post my appreciation for the amazing work done 
> >by the folks working on the port.  If anyone were keeping track, I'd 
> >bet there are many thousands of dollars worth of development time 
> >that have gone into the system up to this point, and it continues to 
> >develop and grow.  Given Apple's closed mouth syndrome regarding 
> >their hardware, the team has done a fabulous job of bringing BSD to 
> >the Mac- it's stable, fast and confusing (I think the latter part 
> >goes away after a while).  And it may just make my old PowerBook a 
> >useful item again!
> 



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