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That's just Theo being himself (and the OpenBSD community by extension) alienating yet another user. A reason IMHO that OpenBSD has never reached the level of
by atmosx 11y ago
That's just Theo being himself (and the OpenBSD community by extension) alienating yet another user.
A reason IMHO that OpenBSD has never reached the level of notoriety of FreeBSD is Theo's childish behaviour. I can understand a 20-something insulting someone like that, but not Theo.
ps. I didn't quite understand the Linus reference, but anyway.
- pyvpx 11y agothe OpenBSD community gladly alienates those types of users. for "us" (I speak only for myself as a decade+ user and supporter), it's a qualitative game, not quantitative.
- cypher543 11y agoThen please explain Linux's extreme level of notoriety despite Linus Torvalds' equally combative attitude.
- atmosx 11y agoGPL + Linus rants are funnier to read.
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- icebraining 11y agoLinus' rants are usually (if ever?) not targeted at newcomers, but at people who know him well (and vice-versa).
- vezzy-fnord 11y agoDifferent project structure, I think. You'll likely get told off by subsystem maintainers or even kernel janitors before that. If it gets to Linus, it must have been something unnerving. This can be interpreted both ways, however. Where Linus will be more elusive, Theo will have no qualms with just barging in and telling you to read the source code, ivory tower be damned. Almost as if he sort of respects even newbies enough to slap some quick advice to their face. A funny example is here: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.misc/212565 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.misc/212565
- gonzo 11y ago> A reason IMHO that OpenBSD has never reached the level of notoriety of FreeBSD is Theo's childish behaviour. A minor reason, perhaps. There are other, more serious concerns.
- pyvpx 11y agosuch as?