17 points | by zdw a day ago ago
3 comments
> Don't be startled by this odd-looking name, it will make sense when you reach the end of the story.
> This is the story of OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus systems. Because of its length, I have decided to split it in two parts.
> OpenBSD/cats: the enabler
> OpenBSD/zaurus (to be published 20260513)
...I will be visiting again in 5 days. Then, I will be searching eBay for a Zaurus...
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/zaurus.html
As usual, when you make the effort to see them for what they are really like, people never live up to their reputations :)
<deraadt> wow, mickey is fixing cats. cut, pull, twist, tie, insert, sew, right? <deraadt> meow meeeeooooow MRREOEAAWOOOWOWWWWWWWOWOOWOW <deraadt> :-)
Interesting ... the author has a whole webpage of these stories about OpenBSD history:
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/index.html
> Don't be startled by this odd-looking name, it will make sense when you reach the end of the story.
> This is the story of OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus systems. Because of its length, I have decided to split it in two parts.
> OpenBSD/cats: the enabler
> OpenBSD/zaurus (to be published 20260513)
...I will be visiting again in 5 days. Then, I will be searching eBay for a Zaurus...
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/zaurus.html
As usual, when you make the effort to see them for what they are really like, people never live up to their reputations :)
Interesting ... the author has a whole webpage of these stories about OpenBSD history:
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/index.html