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Press Release - 15 year anniversary of pivotal beginning of Open Source
| (March 17, 2006) LOS GATOS,
CALIF. William and Lynne Jolitz, creators of 386BSD, celebrate the 15
year anniversary of the article series that started Open Source systems. Along
with reacquiring all rights to 386BSD from CMP Publishing, to recapture that
revolutionary moment they have spent countless hours restoring the articles from
notes, e-mails, written correspondance and the rememberances of team members. As
the articles are restored, they may be found on the website http://porting-unix-to-the-386.jolix.com
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Press Release - Article Series Grows
| (May 5, 2006) LOS GATOS,
CALIF. The 15th year release of the critical series that started open-source
systems continues with the fourth article, Language Tools Cross Support.
Thousands have read the articles, and many original 386BSD users have rejoined with
William and Lynne Jolitz, creators of 386BSD - see the website http://porting-unix-to-the-386.jolix.com
. [Full text]
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Press Release - Initial Root Filesystem
| (May 31, 2006) LOS GATOS,
CALIF.
How do you get a root filesystem when you don't have one to begin with?
The 15th year release of the critically acclaimed series that "opened the door" to open-source
systems continues with the fifth article, The Initial Root Filesystem.
The series has rekindled interest in the novelty of what it was like before Unix systems on PC's became commonplace, when even such easy to generate items as a filesystem
was nonexistent, and assembling the first by hand was the only way. [Full text]
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