Re: [TCLUG:14215] using OpenSSH

[Christopher Palmer <reid@pconline.com>]

On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Eric M. Hopper wrote:

> 	Frankly, I've noticed a 'class boundry' between BSD and Linux.
> The BSD people think of Linux as this low-class upstart, and consider
> themselves to have the good, pure, well-written OS.  Perhaps it's
> somewhat true, but as long as I see this, I won't use BSD.  That kind of
> attitude will eventually get them relegated to the dust bins of
> history.

Yes. They want to be both elitists *and* whine that they don't have the
popularity of Linux. I am reminded of a classical music (sorry, `European
Art Music') pinhead I had as a music instructor in college, who couldn't
figure out why classical music ticket and CD sales are declining steadily.

However, the fact remains that the BSDs are really great operating
systems that are enjoyable to use. So I do, while laughing at the pinheads
at the same time.


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