FreeBSD 10.0-RC5 Ends Up Being Declared

[ahhyes]

Once again, the FoolBSD project has shown just how pathetic and disorganized it is. It goes to show that they haven?t improved since RELEASE-9.1 which it itself was an absolute fail. Senoir Phoronix member 0xBADCODE once said that BSDs are project management fail. He was right on the mark.

I can tell you this rarely happens in Linux.

I can tell you that you that you are a clueless troll.

Notice that the mainline linux kernel is at "rc8" at the moment? lol... Linus frequently gets ticked off with how many RC's happen before a kernel is released.

Great project management amongst the linux devs..

So because a release timeline is missed its automatically bad project management? Retard.

[dclink]

Looks like there's going to be a FreeBSD 10.0-RC6

http://www.marshut.com/imnzxw/iwn-performance-very-bad-with-10-rc5.html

Or they'll just release with buggy IWN drivers. I think this is more likely as a 10.0-RC6 will just show how incompetent they are. People will be asking why this bug wasn't found and fixed in alpha or beta?

I should warn users of FreeBSD with Intel drivers that they are better of not upgrading to RELEASE-10 instead maybe accept and switch to Linux.

The first time I come over this forum, I expected to find more mature people but still some teenagers ... I have nothing against Linux as it is my daily OS but I m more happy that it exists different approaches about what an Unix should be ... Choice is always good !
So about upcoming FreeBSD I regret somehow lack of ASLR availability (while even DragonFlyBSD has...) but still it is one of my favourite free OS !

[JX8p]

Once again, the FoolBSD project has shown just how pathetic and disorganized it is. It goes to show that they haven?t improved since RELEASE-9.1 which it itself was an absolute fail. Senoir Phoronix member 0xBADCODE once said that BSDs are project management fail. He was right on the mark.

I can tell you this rarely happens in Linux.

Once again CtuhIhux has shown just how ignorant he is. FreeBSD missed its target release date for a reason-- there is no point throwing download links about when there are unanticipated issues to clean up. Senior Phoronix member 0xBADCODE is unknown to me; if he cares to show his project managing credentials and put forward a case for why the BSDs fail at project management, he is more than welcome to. Until then, you can put up or shut up, as they say.

[phoronix]

Phoronix: FreeBSD 10.0-RC5 Ends Up Being Declared

While FreeBSD 10.0-RC4 was released last week and it was the last anticipated version before the already delayed final FreeBSD 10.0 release, an RC5 version ended up being warranted today...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTU2NjM