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Subject: Re: Case for FreeBSD presentation docs?
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Something that might help in your case against LINUX......

We have recently announced a full suite of serial support for FreeBSD. Our
high performance serial controllers run up to T1 speeds (V.35, RS-449) and
we support
Cisco Serial Protocol, PPP, X.25 and Frame Relay. There is no comparable
product for LINUX (the Linux people have been swamping us with requests, but
we wanted to use FreeBSD internally because we think it is a much better
product). WAN networking is VERY important these days.


Dennis
Emerging Technologies, Inc.