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Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 08:16:10 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: [OT] HURD vs Linux/HURD
To: <john@grabjohn.com>
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>> >> If everyone spent the time replacing bitkeeper instead of beating
>> up Larry they'd get a lot further.
>> > Linux isn't the only free operating system in existance, and
>> although BK seems to suit the requirements of a lot of Linux
>> developers, that doesn't mean that it meets the requirements of
>> other free OS
>> > development teams.
>> > I strongly suspect that we'll see a free SCM developed after a few
>> more years of HURD development, for example.
>> > Doesn't mean we'll switch to it, though, we haven't switched to my
>> bug database, have we?  :-).
>> > John.
>>
>> Given that large chunks of HURD come from Linux, please refer to it as
>> Linux/HURD.
>
> What HURD code comes from Linux?  GNU/Mach uses code from Linux, but not
> HURD as far as I know.
>

Hi John!
  Go take a look at their networking, and IDE code.


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