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Originally Posted by Oko
That was a point I was trying to make. If NetBSD is priding itself as being most portable OS wouldn't it make sense to have a simple native NetBSD sound server which would work out of box on all 56 architectures you guys claim to support?
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That was what Adrien2002 was asking for when he opened this thread.
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Not a single NetBSD developer used NetBSD in her/his day job. On the another hand the livelihood of every single OpenBSD developer depended on the OpenBSD and it was in most cases the only OS they used at work. That is scary. How do you expect other people like me who run UNIX for living to use NetBSD when people who are core developers are not using it at work?
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I noticed that myself. And it is really a shame and worrying. I only use my computer as a desktop, and I really like NetBSD, but if you google "NetBSD review", first appearance is a blog article whose title is "NetBSD: Designed to fail", and you cannot find any review about 7.0 release. Even looking in distrowatch it seems that nobody has made a serious review since 5.x.