| From | Sent On | Attachments |
|---|---|---|
| Brian W. | Mar 19, 1998 7:58 am | |
| james huckle | Mar 19, 1998 8:17 am | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 8:28 am | |
| Tony Cappellini | Mar 19, 1998 11:46 am | |
| Brandon Lockhart | Mar 19, 1998 11:49 am | |
| lfl...@harding.com | Mar 19, 1998 11:59 am | |
| David Shanes | Mar 19, 1998 12:02 pm | |
| renald loignon | Mar 19, 1998 12:12 pm | |
| Jonathan M. Bresler | Mar 19, 1998 12:29 pm | |
| Dmitri Lukyanov | Mar 19, 1998 1:10 pm | |
| lfl...@harding.com | Mar 19, 1998 1:58 pm | |
| David Shanes | Mar 19, 1998 3:02 pm | |
| Joey Garcia | Mar 19, 1998 4:48 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 4:59 pm | |
| Val | Mar 19, 1998 6:14 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 6:21 pm | |
| L. Floyd | Mar 19, 1998 7:51 pm | |
| Jay Moseley | Mar 19, 1998 8:21 pm | |
| Randy Rostie | Mar 19, 1998 8:40 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 8:48 pm | |
| Ralf Black | Mar 19, 1998 9:14 pm | |
| Peter Garner | Mar 19, 1998 9:27 pm | |
| Enkidu0001 | Mar 19, 1998 9:31 pm | |
| Jonathan M. Bresler | Mar 19, 1998 9:31 pm | |
| Stumpie | Mar 19, 1998 9:31 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 9:35 pm | |
| Ralf Black | Mar 19, 1998 9:45 pm | |
| Ralf Black | Mar 19, 1998 9:51 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 19, 1998 11:28 pm | |
| Sean Harding | Mar 19, 1998 11:33 pm | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 20, 1998 12:01 am | |
| Manoli Piperakis | Mar 20, 1998 12:06 am | |
| Sean Harding | Mar 20, 1998 12:14 am | |
| Sean Harding | Mar 20, 1998 12:17 am | |
| Anton Angelo | Mar 20, 1998 1:11 am | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 20, 1998 1:48 am | |
| Jonathan M. Bresler | Mar 20, 1998 3:31 am | |
| Jonathan M. Bresler | Mar 20, 1998 3:41 am | |
| Jye Tucker | Mar 20, 1998 4:08 am | |
| A. Specht | Mar 20, 1998 4:41 am | |
| Joey Garcia | Mar 20, 1998 8:13 am | |
| Rick Hamell | Mar 20, 1998 8:40 am | |
| Richard Broza | Mar 20, 1998 9:04 am | |
| Mark Segal | Mar 20, 1998 10:43 am | |
| Sue Blake | Mar 20, 1998 2:56 pm | |
| Peter Schwenk | Mar 20, 1998 9:07 pm | |
| Peter Schwenk | Mar 20, 1998 9:20 pm | |
| tony cappellini | Mar 20, 1998 9:55 pm | |
| allen campbell | Mar 21, 1998 12:30 pm |
| Subject: | Re: Newbies list [was: partition spanning multiple drives] | |
|---|---|---|
| From: | Joey Garcia (be...@pacificnet.net) | |
| Date: | Mar 20, 1998 8:13:37 am | |
| List: | org.freebsd.freebsd-newbies | |
Interesting....I'm running Slackware (version 3.4) Linux as we speak and I like it. It's a bit hard to manage, but its fun. I've only been using Linux for about 6 months. So far I have learned alot but I know that I have tons more to learn. And the learning curve is steep for not matter what Unix distribution you use (I believe). Although, I'd like to be more versatile and be able to work with any freenix (like FreeBSD, or Linux, or whatever). The one thing about Linux that I do like is the support, there's tons of it (magazines, books, user groups, etc).
You've said that FreeBSD is more unstable....hmmmm....I've heard otherwise. I've heard that FreeBSD is more stable than Linux. But I guess that's a religous debate (maybe). I guess it's sort of along the lines on FreeBSD is better than Linux, or vise versa. The way I see it is that user have to keep an open mind and just use what the feel comfortable with.
Well, I'm pretty much rambling on here. I just got out of work and I'm pretty tired. Hell, I dDon't really know if there was a point to my message. Anyways basically, I'm just an open minded guy that likes messing with other OS's. I'm interested in learning more about Unix System Administration and stuff like that. Maybe even some hacking. >=) But I know that Unix systems are quite versatile and have many uses and I want to know about them.
One more thing. One thing I've been noticing is that alot of people bash Microsoft because they have monopoly or some crap. You know, one reason why I'm even interested in FreeBSD is because I want to stray away a bit from Linux because they seem to be monopolizing the free-unix gig with all their books and magazines and stuff. Let's try to unite as FreeBSD users to influence more media and faster development of FreeBSD. So that we newbies can get the cool books, and magazines, and local user groups, etc. Hell, I'm interested in joining a FreeBSD user group. I wonder if there is one in my area. :/ hmmmm Anyways, I'm outtie. Thanks for listening. Like Sue said, this is a place to chat, right?
Joey Bear Garcia
=================================================== Joseph Garcia Downey, CA be...@pacificnet.net "Dont drink and drive, you might spill the beer." ===================================================
On Fri, 20 Mar 1998, Anton Angelo wrote:
Sean Harding (shar...@ophelia.uoregon.edu) said:
On Fri, 20 Mar 1998, Manoli Piperakis wrote:
Hear hear ! Excellently put. Couldn't agree with you more - on all points.
I don't think newbies are used as a laughing stock (unless they are asking if they can run FreeBSD on WebTV, in which case it is deserved). If the volume bothers you, you don't have to subscribe. Send questions to ques...@freebsd.org. Subscription to the list not required.
Weeeeelllll... about the unix on webtv jibe, some of the set top boxes it has been my misfortune to "assess" for my work have run QNX, and few others various flavours of micro kernel unix. It makes sense really.
I want to start a bit of a religious discussion comparing FreeBSD to Linux (specifically slackware).
My experience is limited, but I have run a slackware box for a couple of years, and have started tinkering with FreeBSD in the last 6 months. I like the prefessional "feel" of FreeBSD, but the box does fall over for no reason that I. with only half a clue or less, cannot understand. My linux box however stood up for 150 days on a 386 with 4Meg RAM handling loadsaemail and even ran tin. ( a feat in itself in 4Meg :)
It collapsed when the uptime figure got too large (well, that was the only reason I could work out...)
So it seems to me that Slackware was "more stable" than FreeBSD.
<asbestos_undies=on>
Nonetheless I'm moving my personal unix boxen to FreeBSD (apart from the 386 which I was thinking about seeing if I could get the source for minix for for a laugh) because its far easier to maintain - you have to love that ports collection.
Speaking of which - can anyone recommend a free IMAP4 server for FreeBSD? Also is Qmail in the ports collection, I'm not smart enough to admin sendmail and I refuse to learn M4 just to build a config file!
aa
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