atom feed24 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-advocacyRe: Device Drivers for Linux and Inte...
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James LoveSep 30, 1998 10:18 am 
Brett GlassSep 30, 1998 11:05 am 
Open Systems NetworkingSep 30, 1998 11:24 am 
Frank PawlakOct 2, 1998 8:04 pm 
Jordan K. HubbardOct 2, 1998 8:51 pm 
Greg LeheyOct 2, 1998 9:04 pm 
Brett GlassOct 2, 1998 9:11 pm 
Nicholas Charles BrawnOct 2, 1998 9:26 pm 
John BirrellOct 2, 1998 9:26 pm 
Jason C. WellsOct 3, 1998 2:10 am 
Jeremy LeaOct 3, 1998 5:08 am 
Eivind EklundOct 3, 1998 6:25 am 
Bill/Carolyn PechterOct 3, 1998 7:13 am 
Jordan K. HubbardOct 3, 1998 7:24 am 
Bill/Carolyn PechterOct 3, 1998 9:34 am 
Jerry HicksOct 3, 1998 11:34 am 
Jordan K. HubbardOct 3, 1998 12:24 pm 
Bill/Carolyn PechterOct 3, 1998 1:35 pm 
Stephane LegrandOct 4, 1998 12:59 pm 
Wes PetersOct 9, 1998 12:52 pm 
David GreenmanOct 9, 1998 8:46 pm 
Open Systems NetworkingOct 9, 1998 8:53 pm 
Kevin LamOct 9, 1998 11:23 pm 
Open Systems NetworkingOct 9, 1998 11:53 pm 
Subject:Re: Device Drivers for Linux and Intel's annoucement
From:Eivind Eklund (eiv@yes.no)
Date:Oct 3, 1998 6:25:24 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-advocacy

On Sat, Oct 03, 1998 at 01:34:21PM +0930, Greg Lehey wrote:

Your're very much entitled to your opinion. On the other hand, when you go out on lists like that, many people will consider you to be a typical FreeBSD user, which I think you are not. Both Jordan and I have repeatedly stated that we think you are harming FreeBSD more than you're helping it (though we both appreciate the good you do, as Jordan shows above).

We could be wrong. Question to everybody who's seen Brett's messages: should he continue, or should he stop? If the consensus is that he should continue, I'll shut up (that places no similar requirement on Jordan, of course :-)

I think he should stop the "fire and brimstone" type messages. They result in him being privately commented about as 'that manic' (along with the main GPL-advocate Klaus Schilling). This is no good for his (or FreeBSD's) general credibility.

Eivind.

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