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~Mayuresh
On Feb 18, 2008 1:36 AM, raven  wrote:

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> Mayuresh Kathe ha scritto:

> > Its good to know that Ted did indeed try to scratch an itch of his and

> > laid down some ground work for future developers to take it beyond its

> > basic level.

> > But, it would have been *nicer* if Ted had put in some more of his

> > time and effort to complete what he started.

> > Also, we don't get to use his code for FREE, I suppose most of the

> > users *buy* CD sets.

> >

> >

>

> Mayuresh, about that I have to dissent.

> How you fuckin tell that the money that me, you, and all OBSD fans and

> core developers spend with stikers, tshirts or cd sets it's enough to

> support *OBSD* development? OBSD community isn't a .com like red hat

> ubuntu or mandrivia or what the hell it's name was, that have enough

> founds doned by ibm, eclipse and a thousands of big company happy to

> finance a linux o.s.

> OBSD it's a FREE (you can install from ftp server or make your own

> cd/dvd set) without spends an euro/dollar or what is your currency.

> That community need help, so, if you can donate a fuckin amd64 or a

> quadcore or a fuckin monitor, because you have enough money to brought,

> it's your right to donate to community, but it's stupid to have a

> personal payback.

> All of us need to be proud to have a good, stable, secure and, hell ya,

> a *FREE* (as BEER) operating system on your machine.

> OBSD not run very well on your machine? Have a enought confiance with C?

> Work on it, to help all of us. Dont wait another person to do what is

> your wish, just because you boring to do that. You dont have a C

> skills?  Right, help on debugging, on testing, or simply help a people

> to do the best for us, for free, and some times, send an email to obsd

> programmers just to say thanks for his work.

>

> it's just my 2eurocents to us...

>

> Francesco

>

>

> PS = Just for note, i agree with you Marco, on all the line, in your

> last post, in this thread.