Date: Sat, 03 Oct 1998 21:38:21 -0700 From: Daemeon Reiydelle <daemeonr@Anthros.Com> To: freebsd-doc@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: How do I search the site? Message-ID: <3616FBBD.3FAB59D9@anthros.com>
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I currently have a simple 2-nic router that works fine (thanks to all of
you ;{)
I was looking for info on setting up FreeBSD (2.2.6) as a router, so I
thought I would do a search on the FreeBSD site ... Hmm, no search
engine. Although I will search the faq's and handbooks the hard way, I
wondered if there was a way to search the web site?
Thanks for a great product.
Incidentally, did you see the reply letter in Performance Computing
(current issue, just arrived today) re. Linux vs. FreeBSD? I echo much
of the writer's sentiments, including the comments about instability and
learning curve of the various Linux versions. I do admit to a bit of
discomfort. I agree that Microsoft makes Trablant's and Yugo's, and I
regret the backseat that FreeBSD takes to Linux, but would rather have
that than give anything to Micro$oft. I do have to give credit to M$ for
raising the calibre of operating system software: they forced HP to give
up on their half-assed product, Sun to get off their butts, and at the
same time provide us with cheap hardware and products.
So, thanks again, and please be aware that a lot of the silent folks
(like me) appreciate what you do and do prefer your path to the Linux
path (or God forbid, the NT/95 "path") for foundation stuff like
routers, Samba servers, web servers, etc.
--
Daemeon Reiydelle
Systems Engineer, Anthropomorphics Inc.
v - 510-524-0310
f - 510-451-0118
daemeonr@anthros.com
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