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Article #1958Re: Stampede, FreeBSD, BeOS
From: tequila_tsunami
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 00:00
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> > Simply put: > > (a) What can Stampede do that the other two OS' can't? > > (b) What can FreeBSD do that the other OS' can't? > > (c) What can BeOS do that the other OS' can't? BeOS doesnt really do stuff that you absolutely CANT do in other OS'es, but, it does stuff better, faster, cheaper, and more stable. Media is what they are shooting for, and they need dev's. > > BeOS is partially open, though the kernal remains copyrighted. > So, hacks can modify the OS quite a bit, giving them flexibility, > but can not make any essential changes b/c the kernel is not > open. This may slow true evolution. However, it may also be > an essential quality control, since the kernel's are rarely in > need of much revamping. It costs some 60 dollars. However, > I saw a version of it(non-commerial) v. 5.0 that was free and > downloadable off http://www.beos.com BeOS is supposed to > be the best system at pre-emptive multi-tasking, and the > fastest system, which takes advantage of all of the CPU's > power, esp modern CPU's. > Yes, BeOS is really cool. > I am not interested in using my computer as a server. I am also not highly > concerned with security -- in other word, I don't need fort knox on my > computer, but I do need a secure computer, which all of these seem to > provide. My main use of my computer if for playing games such as > TombRaider(I - IV) and Descent(I - III), as well as using the internet for > web-surfing and such. I also will want to be using voice commands via voice > recognition. Basically, I want the OS that can do all of those the best, or > the combination that would be able to do all of them best. As I'm a > tech-phile, voice command is pretty important to me, so it'd be very > preferrable if I could use them. Also, I like many of the X-Windows Windows > managers such as SCWM and KDE. I would like to be able to use them on > whatever system I pick. Also, I don't want anything resembling Mac's OS; > or, I want something that can be configured so it bears no resemblance to > the Mac OS what-so-ever -- I hate those cute, child-computers. > BeOS is easier to use than linux and freeBsd but it is not a child like MAc. It has a version of Descent, but im unsure aobut TombRaider. I dont think you will find anything you can do that is for Linux and BSD and not BeOS. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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