NetBSD: the portable, lightweight, and robust UNIX-like operating system
NetBSD: the portable, lightweight, and robust UNIX-like operating system
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Wholly, entirely, irelevent. Search the number of people who use NetBSD once a week compared to the number of people who use FreeBSD once a month or OpenBSD once a month. Check the number of people who have at least installed NetBSD. See what it's used for. NetBSD is completely forgettable.
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Isn't there value in niche projects? If we just had freebsd it wouldn't cover all the usecases there are and it shouldn't. Niche usecases sometimes need niche software
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NetBSD does work for toasters, coffee machines, and fridges, absolutely!
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Even though it's not as popular as the other options, parts of NetBSD are used for many usecases. Take a look at
and you'll see many familiar names.
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I question the claim about Apple Darwin using NetBSD since Mac is based on a 10+ year very old version of FreeBSD, and Playsttion 4 and 5 uses FreeBSD. Sony aubmits code to FreeBSD to get it supported for Playstation.
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Do I count MacOS users in that search?
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No.
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MacOS is a modified butchered version of FreeBSD
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So?
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