Fragments from my workbench

(Note that most of the following is hopelessly outdated, though I try to keep the links current.)

The Official NetBSD/mac68k Page
The MacBSD site.
Some NetBSD splinters , mostly bug or pkgsrc related.
A few "MacBSD" (NetBSD/mac68k) related links and archives.
Mark Andres has a very nice page.
A paper in favour of the Linux development model and a very interesting sort-of-BSD reply by Lawrence Kesteloot, a member of the ALICE group who initiated the NetBSD port to Macintosh 68k hardware.
Yet another voice: An open letter from Linux kernel hacker Alan Cox, and his tale of the Linux/mac68k beginnings. [Note that Alan mis-represents NetBSD contributions to the discovery of Macintosh hardware as being from OpenBSD, mostly; not even the OpenBSD folks claim this. I wrote Alan a mail to set a few facts straight, and he shrugged it off. Ah well - yet another item on the rip-off list ...]
The decommoditization of protocols

Some thoughts about advocating (Linux here, but applies to other topics, too).
A thoughtful page about reporting bugs (and why not), reminding me of my own experiences with reporting MacOS X bugs to Apple.
An article about web design myths.
Hum... Some alt.sysadmin.recovery pearls.
Software patents. Don't.
Here is an "about me" page (in German) that I like a lot. Doesn't look good on browsers without CSS support, though, like Cyberdog .
And last, but not least: Russ Allbery's Rant. Piercing.

Last modified: Tue Sep 23 14:15:07 CEST 2008