No new comments can be posted. It's nice to know there are well-supported free operating systems out there other than Linux. FreeBSD's central CVS repository convinced me it is superior, in terms of fragmentation and consistancy, to Linux. I formerly managed Linux systems on a daily basis, every day being reminded of simple little things which operating system and distribution designers can't seem to agree on. At least WINE, doscmd, Apache, and other major software projects work on both FreeBSD and Linux, sometimes smoother.
Life is good.
Perhaps more then that. It really was about 1995 when i played with it. So nevertheless, after reading the story there, i got interested in giving wine another shot, and seeing how it works. Back then wine could run solitare, minesweeper, and that was pretty much it. Notepad, i think, ran too.