Contributed by jcs on from the meet-and-greet dept.
The New York City *BSD User Group will be hosting a special meeting featuring:
* Eric Allman, creator of Sendmail, will be speaking on the recent issues with sender ID as an anti-spam method.
* Kirk McKusick, of USENIX and a long-time BSD developer, will be speaking about the history of BSD Unix and touch on some of the current issues facing the open source community.
The meeting will be held at Columbia University at 116th Street and Broadway in Manhattan, at 2 pm, in the Mathematics Building in Room 312.
Copies of Kirk's recent book The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System will be available.
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By Anonymous Coward (194.103.189.24) on
Has anyone noticed that "Michael B. Jones, Microsoft Research" is the president of Usenix?
Talk about infiltration! :-P
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By mirabile (81.173.170.122) on http://mirbsd.de/
not working, rumoured to be better than both Linux 2.4 implementations.
They use OpenBSD source for Interix/Services for Unix (a great
tool by the way, beats GNU Cygwin and others by factors of hundreds).
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By Brad (216.138.200.42) brad at comstyle dot com on
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By mirabile (81.173.173.80) on http://mirbsd.de/
NT 5.* have a different stack
(although derived from the MSR stack).
By djm@ (61.95.66.134) on
By Anonymous Coward (66.52.195.92) on
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By George (68.237.222.60) george at nycbug dot org on http://www.nycbug.org
We actually have a number of our meetings that should be online at some point in the near future.
Keep an eye on www.nycbug.org.
By Daniel Malament (24.199.109.212) danielm at bluetiger.net on
By George (68.237.222.60) george at nycbug dot org on http://www.nycbug.org