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| * [[https://netbsd-vm:10000/|netbsd-vm webmin]] | * [[https://netbsd-vm:10000/|netbsd-vm webmin]] | ||
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| - | NetBSD, in general, seems like a hobby OS. The documentation, though verbose, isn't very clear. Their driving focus is to be able to work on as many platforms as possible. | ||
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| - | Upstream provides packages in both binary and source format. I'm not sure how splitting their resources affects actual package availability (perhaps do a version match against binaries and source installs?). | ||
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| - | On the other hand, nobody runs it, so it could be interesting to see what it can do. | ||
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| - | Regardless, I still have a hard time understanding how to keep a system 'up-to-date'. Using CVS seems to be the preferred method. Downloading massive snapshot tarballs isn't very effective. | ||
