On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, nick may wrote:
> You used to have a "netbsd" reference as a footer to each email...
Still do, in my non-keitai-l mail.
> Are you talking here about "vanilla linux" (such as it there is such a
> creature) or are you referring to a the various "hard real time"
> versions of the kernel (or "kernel with extensions"?)
I'm talking about the more-or-less vanilla Linux; are they using
something that's called Linux but is quite different?
Anyway, my thesis here is that Linux is basically a pile of source
code. Source code, despite the brouhaha people make over it, is not
really worth all that much, because integration and testing are the real
expenses. I just can't see this saving you all that much money unless
you're starting from zero.
cjs
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Received on Tue Nov 30 12:17:40 2004