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* Adrian McMenamin <adrian@mcmen.demon.co.uk> on Mon, Nov 05, 2001:

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>=20
> You're gonna get me flamed here! That was deliberately not sento the list=
 :->
>=20

C'mon now.  Everyone knows *cough* Linux is Better (tm) *cough*.

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> I have booted my DC with netBSD and even played hangman on it. But the si=
mple=20
> fact is that I see little sign of development activity here (flame away i=
f I=20
> am wrong).
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> I can boot my DC into X (after a fashion) on Linux - and there seems to b=
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> real development activity going on.
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Seriously, LinuxDC development is only *marginally* more collaborative than
NetBSD/Dreamcast, remember there's all of two developers that actually
spend any time with the LinuxDC kernel :P.

If NetBSD/Dreamcast had a decent framebuffer, X would be available there
too ... but who the hell wants X on their Dreamcast?  Seems kinda
pointless.

M. R. (closing the thread before it goes off-topic)

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