On Fri, 9 Apr 1999, Harry W. Waddell wrote:

# On Fri, 9 Apr 1999, Jonathan Stone wrote:
#
# I guess it would be another feather in Netbsd's cap to show that it can
# run on yet another architecture, but I don't think that NASA is
# interested at this time. NASA management would probably be just as happy
# if Linux ran on the desktop machines. [for a variety of reasons that just
# make me morose. I'll be happy to discuss the reasons offline]

This is my point, though:  If LINUX can do it, surely we can arrange a
clean-room team, and WE can do it.

If I knew anything at all about interfacing to hardware (and, uh, had
more time), I'd volunteer in a heartbeat.

# Harry Waddell
# waddell@nas.nasa.gov

				--*greywolf;
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When will people learn how to think!??  I long for the day to come when
software is purchased on the basis of technical merit and usefulness and not
on the basis of marketing bullsh*t.  And when is intelligence going to become
a prerequisite for survival?