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In message <41AA86D1.7070105@freebsd.org>, Scott Long writes:

>For the past 1+ years I've recieved nothing but complaints from
>developers who have told me that the beastie menu was silly,
>unprofessional, annoying, and/or confusing.

Since nanobsd commit probably was the straw that broke the back of
the camel:

The reason why I disable the beastie menu in some of my nanobsd
builds are that a couple of those systems sit with a 2400bps GSM
phone as console connection.

I'm absolutely certain that I am not the person to judge if the
beastie menu is a good thing or not in general, and whatever happens
in nanobsd should not be taken as indicative of anything related
to user-friendlyness as most nanobsd boxes have no on-line users.

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