Charles M. Hannum writes:
>
>Of course, being geared toward performance benchmarking, the article
>doesn't mention some of the strong points of NetBSD: portability, much
>cleaner abstraction barriers, binary compatibility with other
>operating systems, and the simple fact that it's free, and anyone can
>hack on it.

You forgot one thing, NetBSD isn't written by Microsoft ;-)

Alec

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