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It's really in the best interest of everyone using it to chip in and keep the project relevant. Unfortunately the amount of donations is going to be contingent
by mythz 1y ago
It's really in the best interest of everyone using it to chip in and keep the project relevant. Unfortunately the amount of donations is going to be contingent on the size of its user base which will need to grow to ensure its longevity.
- atomic_princess 1y ago[flagged]
- dijit 1y agoLinux supports much less hardware than NetBSD. There are entire categories of computers that simply cannot run Linux. SPARC64 as an example in this very comment section.
- casept 1y agoSure, but one is much more likely to have some ARM(64) SBC / smartphone / tablet / IoT device laying around than a SPARC box. Those are much more likely to have Linux than NetBSD drivers. Support for ancient architectures doesn't matter nearly as much as that.
- dijit 1y agoeh, I don't use it, I chucked $150 their way. Having NetBSD around is a net win, and the cost of doing business for them is extremely low for the product they provide.
- jaypatelani 1y agoThanks a lot:)