After spending the better part of the last hour reading flames on why 
bsd vs bsd vs linux (pick a combo), and having a chuckle here and
there, I thought about a recurring point.

Does netbsd-current use lots of net/2.untainted code in userland?
If so, are there any plans to integrate 4.4-lite userland stuff,
especially stuff that hasn't had netbsd-local changes?
If yes, can we get an approximate timeframe?

The reason why I'm interested is because I was going to (in my
Infinite Spare Time :) compile a lot of the userland tree with
-Wall or whatever, as well as with ld warnings for some non-ansi
functions (bcopy, rindex), so I could make the code more portable.
Not much use doing this on net/2 derived stuff if it's gunna be
replaced by 4.4-lite stuff (which I have the source to locally as
well.)

Luke.

& maintainer of Australasian netbsd-current sup & ftp archives &
-- 
``Concealment is never as hard as people think, you          Luke Mewburn
  must understand that. It's action while hiding that's    <lm@rmit.edu.au>
  the hard part''
        -- Coyote, in Kim Stanley Robinson's `Green Mars'

------------------------------------------------------------------------------