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Subject: Re: Answering the Questions (was Re: FreeBSD PR (long, rambling -- bear with me))
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> > I agree with this.  A good example is software development.  Most
> > software companies rely on good change management/version control
> > systems.  Commercial change management software can be expensive in
> > both the price of the software and the hardware required to run it.
> > FreeBSD was born to run CVS!
>
> Didn't lokigames use FreeBSD develop linux ports of Unreal Tourney
> and others, or am I being delusional?
>
> I tried to dig up the link, but came up empty handed.

That's because they're out of business.

I don't think they used FreeBSD, because I spoke with them on many occations
on very simple changes that would allow proper FreeBSD ports of the games
rather than Linux emulation.  No luck there, but I did run Linux emulated UT
Server for quite some time :)



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