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How would that affect the BSD projects? Do you think they would be able to maintain the same quality control (which even with a relatively small number of cont
by duhduhda 14y ago
How would that affect the BSD projects? Do you think they would be able to maintain the same quality control (which even with a relatively small number of contributors is still a challenge) if they had the same pressure to change things day in and day out that GNU/Linux has?
I have my doubts. And I would guess I'm not alone. If there were a way we could "test" it and then revert back if the effects were terrible, I'd be all for it.
But if BSD became like Linux or OSX, and there was nothing to replace the space it fills, I would lose my interest in computers.
- drhowarddrfine 14y agoUnlike Linux, with mutliple distros and repositories, FreeBSD has one, and the kernel with all its composite of required programs are under control of one group of stable developers. Quality control is never an issue.