Pieter de Jong said in a message to Tim Provencio:
 TP> employability being the key, FreeBSD is based on 4.4BSD and uses 
 TP> Berkely style networking.  It may not be as popular among the 
 TP> under and unemployed but among the professionals I know, we all 
 TP> think Linux is for kids.  Go with FreeBSD.
 PdJ> There's no need to make derogatory remarks about linux users or
 PdJ> unemployed people. A clear comparison between the three should be
 PdJ> enough. 
Pieter, while you may view Tim's remarks as 'derogatory', I do not. In fact, 
I consider Tim's remarks to be a pretty obvious statement of fact, although I 
will admit that Linux is gaining respect amongst those organizations that can 
afford to pay the salary of a Unix Guru.
FreeBSD, and other BSD deriviatives, are in much more use amongst those with 
professional Unix backgrounds. If for no other reason that it's been around a 
lot longer.
In the meantime, could we please leave the moderating to the moderator? :)
Thankyou for your cooperation.
Lawrence Garvin
Moderator, UNIX
lawrence@eforest.houston.tx.us 
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