Re: Mac OSX and Brat

From: Stephen Sanders (ssanders@ku.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 28 2002 - 16:50:37 EDT

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    Hi Christian,
    I'll give your suggested link changes a try later this week.
    The fink stuff is really ultra neat...I have a gnome desktop with
    sawfish window manager (with top and
    bottom bars AND multiple workspaces), together with my favorite
    opensource programs (gimp,xemacs) with Mac OSX + OS9 programs available
    from a pop-up menu.
    
    Now, if only we can get brat ...
    
    ...steve
    
    On Wednesday, August 28, 2002, at 03:36 PM, Christian Holm Christensen 
    wrote:
    
    > Hi Steve,
    >
    > On Wed, 28 Aug 2002 22:14:45 +0200
    > Christian Holm Christensen <cholm@hehi03.nbi.dk> wrote
    > concerning "Re: Mac OSX and Brat":
    >> Hi Steve,
    >>
    >>> OSX porting notes on the fink.sourceforge.net site:
    >
    > Whoops, missed that one. Ok, I got it.  Hey cool: they use Debian as
    > thier base. That's nice - then you're sure the stuff is pretty stable.
    > So now we have
    >
    >   Debian GNU/Linux    <- Monolithic kernel
    >   Debian GNU/Hurd     <- A microkernel  - GNU Mach + translators
    >   Debian GNU/FreeBSD  <- A microkernel? Defently a BSD :-)
    >   Debian GNU/NetBSD   <- A microkernel? Defently a BSD :-)
    >   Debian GNU/VMS      <- Well, there's a rumour at least.
    >   Debian GNU/MacOS    <- BSD on a Mach micro kernel, but called Fink
    >
    > Beat that Red Hat, SuSE, TurbuLinux, Slackware, Mandrake, ...
    > And the best thing about Debian: There's no company selling you
    > yibbayaba, and it's what all the pro's use :-)
    >
    > Oh, and it seems that Libtool does support upto MacOS 10.1
    > at least. Nice.  I like that Fink project (must have read about it in
    > DWN at some point, but have forgotton).  Now, if we can get Apple to
    > open the souce code, we can really get a true `Debian
    > GNU/Mac'. Wouldn't that be cool.
    >
    > (oh, and I forgot this too :-)
    >
    > Yours,
    >
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