Yes, exactly that. I wrote another reply about that. Running 386BSD on the PC I had available meant overwriting the disk, and that was not an option (it ran OS/

Yes, exactly that. I wrote another reply about that. Running 386BSD on the PC I had available meant overwriting the disk, and that was not an option (it ran OS/2 and had to continue doing so for a time). So that's why I ended up with Linux (early 1992). I never had thoughts about GPL vs BSD at the time.