Introducing the OpenBSD section
Aug 31, 2013 0:24:40 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Aug 31, 2013 0:24:40 GMT -5
Wikipædia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openbsd
Web site: www.openbsd.org/
The OpenBSD project is widely known for the developers' insistence on open-source code and quality documentation, uncompromising position on software licensing, and focus on security and code correctness. Admirable is it not!
One of the biggest beginners here is I. The intention of this section is to provide a non-threatening environment where every one starting out with OpenBSD will be free to pose the simplest of questions and describe his experiences, discoveries and suggestions. Let us with mutual encouragement work towards replacing the grotesque sinister and silly "Windows"!
It is principally the "quality documentation" that attracts me personally. I would also wish to work towards the replacement of the inefficient and tasteless "C" language with Assembly Language wherever possible, and the sweeping simplification of everything, especially the uncompromising removal of all traditional Unix baggage.
A separate thread can be devoted here to each point. There is much to discuss!
Web site: www.openbsd.org/
The OpenBSD project is widely known for the developers' insistence on open-source code and quality documentation, uncompromising position on software licensing, and focus on security and code correctness. Admirable is it not!
One of the biggest beginners here is I. The intention of this section is to provide a non-threatening environment where every one starting out with OpenBSD will be free to pose the simplest of questions and describe his experiences, discoveries and suggestions. Let us with mutual encouragement work towards replacing the grotesque sinister and silly "Windows"!
It is principally the "quality documentation" that attracts me personally. I would also wish to work towards the replacement of the inefficient and tasteless "C" language with Assembly Language wherever possible, and the sweeping simplification of everything, especially the uncompromising removal of all traditional Unix baggage.
A separate thread can be devoted here to each point. There is much to discuss!