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Re: [ossig] Malaysia own Distro Company
Wow sounds interesting..
well hope it'll became portable for both platforms.. BSD/Linux.. previously
what i've been used is Slackware.. and BSD's..
hope PH will be better product to try :)
p/s: Chris, i've heard someone stealin' yer pen during Stallman's talk? :)
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 09:36:10 +0800, Christopher DeMarco wrote
> On Wed, Oct 20, 2004 at 10:37:36PM +0800, Ahmad Arafat Abdullah wrote:
>
> > Dinesh, izzit a new BSD fork? or just a joke ? :)
>
> It's very real, Dinesh and I were talking about it just
> yesterday. I've not tried it out myself but supposedly it's a
> nice BSD/Linux hybrid (you've heard of GNU/Linux, right?) All of
> the much-lauded BSD engineering (argument standardization,
> mandatory documentation) happens pretty much in userspace, so PH
> is integrating the Linux 2.7 devel series kernels into a "best of
> both worlds" OS. What's really interesting is that, unlike
> GNU/Linux which can't technically be called just "Linux"
> because it uses copywritten GNU software, PurpleHat *can*,
> thanks to the liberal BSD license, be called just "Linux". It's
> a great step forward in the drive for enterprise acceptance
> of OSS, because the political talk doesn't have to cloud the good
> business sense.
>
> I'd refer you to the PH website, but it's currently down
> for maintenance; google for it and you should find some stuff.
>
> --
> % You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.
> Christopher DeMarco <cdemarco@fastmail.fm>
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