Hello Francois!

11 Jun 03 18:54, you wrote to Roy J. Tellason:

 FT> FreeBSD comes from 386BSD, which was the project to make the BSD code
 FT> run on 386+ intel machines. NetBSD is an split of freeBSD, whith the
 FT> accent on portability. OpenBSD is an offshoot of NetBSD, which focuses
 FT> on security issues.

Yes Theo De Raadt and some other were not happy about developing netbsd,
because Security wasn't at high focus, at that time...

Afaik does NetBSD care more about now...

OT: It's exicting to see who there is winning in the football game tonight :)

Regards, Bo

... It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice.

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