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Just donated. I run a NetBSD instance on a VPS and on an old Lenovo mini PC that I use as a gateway/file server between my regular network and network of vintag
by _0xdd 11mo ago
Just donated. I run a NetBSD instance on a VPS and on an old Lenovo mini PC that I use as a gateway/file server between my regular network and network of vintage PCs. I have two XT clones, two ATs, some 486s, a Pentium MMX, and an iMac G3 and G4. Fun hobby! I need to get NetBSD running on one of these old machines one of these days.
- jaypatelani 11mo agoThanks a lot :)
- fithisux 11mo agoJust donated to NetBSD foundation and one month ago to ReactOS project. Keep up the good work guys!
- jaypatelani 10mo agoThanks for donations :)
- AtlasBarfed 11mo agoDo any governments use NetBSD? If so, they should be the #1 name and shame.
- greenavocado 11mo agoYes, let's name and shame software users /s
- mixmastamyk 11mo ago”Now, that, I got me some Seagram's gin, Everybody got they cups, but they ain't chipped in”—Snoop
- tossit444 11mo agoI guess we're all complicit to <insert war crime> for using and developing software that anyone can use freely...
- AtlasBarfed 11mo agoWhy is it a war crime on here to suggest the governments, which want to aid the public interest, and have the capability in funding to keep these bedrock IT projects in good health fund them? It's literally part of their national security. Open source operating systems are key to cyber security in addition to just plain old functioning of the military as well as the civilian government.