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It was the first UNIX box I had that booted directly into X. That, and the man pages were kept up to date and didn't suck. It set a standard for me that took a
by AndyMcConachie 10y ago
It was the first UNIX box I had that booted directly into X. That, and the man pages were kept up to date and didn't suck. It set a standard for me that took a long time to match.
- anthk 10y ago> That, and the man pages were kept up to date and didn't suck. I think OpenBSD was released on the same date and they kept the man pages up to date, too. The sad state with documentation with any GNU/Linux distro beside GuixSD cos GNU Info, is alarming.