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FreeDaemon 3.3 Released
BSD Posted by Hemlock on Thursday October 14, @10:15PM EDT
from the the-daemon-is-alive dept.
pitchfork_pete writes "FreeDaemon 3.3-RELEASE is out, with improved SMP support, a new sound driver framework, Linix binary compatibility that actually runs most Linix binaries faster than Linix does, and the usual mountain of bug fixes. ISO images are on the FTP mirrors; the main FTP server is reportedly already maxed out at 2,000 users." Before anyone posts it: no, it is not dying.

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    first post!
    by Anonymous Coward on Thursday October 14, @10:17PM EDT (#1)
    first post!!!1 woohoo
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    Rock solid
    by StylusSam on Thursday October 14, @10:23PM EDT (#2)
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    We run our mail and web on FreeDaemon. Uptime on the oldest box is 403 days, and we only rebooted it then because we moved offices.
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    Ports collection
    by NavNerd on Thursday October 14, @10:29PM EDT (#3)
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    The ports tree is still the best package system out there. cd /usr/ports/whatever; make install clean. Done.
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      Re:Ports collection
      by Anonymous Coward on Thursday October 14, @11:09PM EDT (#9)
      Heh. Nice one.
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      Re:Ports collection
      by HexHead on Thursday October 14, @11:32PM EDT (#11)
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      I think you're missing the point. Nobody is arguing it's perfect, just that it's better than what we had.
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        Re:Ports collection
        by WebWeaver on Thursday October 14, @11:58PM EDT (#14)
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        This is the most sensible thing I've read on Dashdot all week. Somebody mod this up.
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          Re:Ports collection
          by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 15, @12:18AM EDT (#17)
          I work in this field, and the parent is basically right, although the details are a bit more complicated than one comment can cover.
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    Karma
    by RTFM_Ralph on Thursday October 14, @10:40PM EDT (#6)
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    I'm posting this to burn karma. Please mod me down so I can feel something.
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      Re:Karma
      by Anonymous Coward on Thursday October 14, @11:38PM EDT (#12)
      Citation needed. Where are you getting these numbers?
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    Beowulf
    by Anonymous Coward on Thursday October 14, @10:51PM EDT (#7)
    Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these.
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    Linix compatibility
    by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 15, @12:08AM EDT (#15)
    Running Linix binaries faster than Linix is a great party trick. Not that I get invited to parties.
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    Profit
    by GrumpyGreybeard on Friday October 15, @12:13AM EDT (#16)
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    Step 1: write story. Step 2: get 300 comments. Step 3: ...
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    Jolt
    by BioBob on Friday October 15, @12:21AM EDT (#18)
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    I'm going to need another case of Jolt to read all these comments.
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    Standards
    by RetroRaccoon on Friday October 15, @12:22AM EDT (#19)
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    This is why we need open standards. Without them every vendor builds a little walled garden and the users pay for the walls.
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