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    NetBSD 9.0 Debuts As The "Best NetBSD Release Ever"

    Phoronix: NetBSD 9.0 Debuts As The "Best NetBSD Release Ever"

    NetBSD 9.0 is out today as for what the project is hoping as the "best NetBSD release ever" at least until NetBSD 10 down the road...

    NetBSD 9.0 Debuts As The "Best NetBSD Release Ever" - Phoronix
    http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NetBSD-9.0-Released
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    Amazing release
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      "NetBSD 9.0 Debuts As The "Best NetBSD Release Ever""

      That's like being the prettiest Denny's waitress.
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        But it doesn't has system-D, so it must be garbage
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          Originally posted by andyprough View Post
          But it doesn't has system-D, so it must be garbage
          Yeah, its name ends with "d" but there is no systemd in it, what a disappointment.

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            Originally posted by starshipeleven View Post
            Yeah, its name ends with "d" but there is no systemd in it, what a disappointment.
            It's false advertising. Someone needs to start a huge class action lawsuit.
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              finally supports NCQ with SATA
              Well that's only been around for, what, 15 years?

              The BSD developers are some smart, talented people who are fragmented off into small projects of questionable need. It makes me wonder what they could achieve if they were all working together. But I guess that could be said for other open source projects as well.
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                Originally posted by Chugworth View Post
                Well that's only been around for, what, 15 years?

                The BSD developers are some smart, talented people who are fragmented off into small projects of questionable need. It makes me wonder what they could achieve if they were all working together. But I guess that could be said for other open source projects as well.
                Too bad lennart poettering doesn't have time in his busy schedule to get them organized
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                  It's easy to make each NetBSD release the best, because it sucks and is very easy to make it suck less.

                  What's NetBSD good at these days? Who uses it? I see old uses and cannibalized code, nothing else than that.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by timofonic View Post
                    It's easy to make each NetBSD release the best, because it sucks and is very easy to make it suck less.

                    What's NetBSD good at these days? Who uses it? I see old uses and cannibalized code, nothing else than that.
                    Apple is still making billions on the code they've taken from it over the years.
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