Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 03:55:49 -0100 From: ".VWV." <victorvittorivonwiktow@interfree.it> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: amnesiac - nasa - various Message-ID: <200302030355.49732.victorvittorivonwiktow@interfree.it>
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Hi. Please, forward this letter to the the correct delivery. I haven't the strenght necessary to walk online across the mailgroups' environment. Feel free of copying what you like of the following content, simply making mention of my name. If at NASA nobody has realized, rockets fitting the main vehicle's belly could damage its thermal insulation, there's nothing strange they have adopted a LINUX based GNU system instead of a BSD-GNU one. You know, SATURNO V was the most perfect rocket engine ever designed, as for vertical take-off. Advanced vehicles with wings, must take off from gravity following a spiral path: at the moment, it could be too much expensive, therefore they have decided to save some MONEY taking off vertically with that stuff. I admit I'm running a penguin now, just because I haven't tried to set up my dad's ISDN with BSD. I like to run my 4.6 'AMNESIAC' BSD like a dream for my future, I'm trying it step-by-step. Many people don't feel obvious the hierarchical system of physical-slices and subordinated BSD partitions, but it has kept me immediately at home. If anybody likes to create custom BSD partitions, the system keeps the disc safe by means of the physical slices' creation. Who could ask more... Who cares of the life of common computer users? Mr. Gates cares of them for money, Linux distributors nothing at all - except of the ones which are going bankrupt, like Mandrake, the ones very cautious like Slackware, the ones simply experimental like all of the Sorcery-like. It isn't necessary to ask a genius, to realize Linux' success is made by a strong industry help for compiling a lot of kernels, for the most part of the hardware architectures. We know the same job could be done with a traditional kernel like BSD's one. Who will be the next Mr. Gates? I hope the DAEMON will fuck them all. Please, keep BSD clear of alien compression tools like 'rpm' or 'deb'. We must adopt the universal, common way of the traditional 'tar' and 'tar.gz' compression methods. I also hope we'll not need stuff like 'linuxulator' any longer. Forgive me for my speech and for my quasi-english. VITTORI unfortunately, not the cosmos-flyer To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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