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At what point are BSD people going to realise they've lifted so much code from Linux they're basically running Linux? Permissive licenses work so well they'd s
by suprjami 4y ago
At what point are BSD people going to realise they've lifted so much code from Linux they're basically running Linux?
Permissive licenses work so well they'd still be stuck in the 90s if not for Linux ports
- nix23 4y agoThere is nearly no GPL-Code in FreeBSD-Base anymore, but another question when is Linux getting a reliable COW Filesystem (NILFS2 is a exception)? You know saving files is kind of important, but since not even Linus understands COW-Filesystem's i have not much hope for Linux, and what about the kernel-queue NIH-Syndrom? Oh and when do you get a real Scheduler who's not start to hiccup on a load over 85%...yes i know you have 20 of them, and maybe in the future ULE (you know the FreeBSD one).
- CoolCold 4y agoThat's easy - will happen the next day they realize that Docker solves totally different issue that Jails solve and [they] will start thinking on why saying it's superior is over Docker makes other [people] smile. That Jails vs Docker insight event will happen on the date, not older than 10 years after `Year Of Linux On Desktop` finally comes :)
- talideon 4y agoPlease explain to me what code has FreeBSD "lifted [...] from Linux"? Implementing a useful interface isn't "lifting code".