Michael Graff <explorer@flame.org> writes:
> When I mention NetBSD to people they have no idea what it is.  Why is
> this?  There are many reasons, and they're not simple ones, but here
> is what I think will help fix it.
> 
> (1)  When looking at a possible solution to a problem, for instance
>      /etc/rc vs. /etc/init.d/, don't reinvent the wheel.  Pick

This isn't our problem at all.

>      In other words, we need to market ourselves.

This is a problem, but it isn't our number one problem.

I'd say our number one problem is this: I have no clue where to buy a
NetBSD CD from, for love or money, and I'm a developer.

If no one can get your product, how do you expect them to use it?

Perry