Re: [PATCH 00/94] Porting Gentoo to the Hurd
Dale <[email protected]>
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On 4/2/26 10:18 AM, Randy Barlow wrote: > On Wed, 2026-04-01 at 23:01 -0500, Dale wrote: >> Uh, maybe a link on the Gentoo pages to the Wikipedia page would >> help? >> It seems to have some good info on the topic. Just a thought. > Take note of the date of the announcement ☺ > If you mean the Wikipedia website, I rarely use it and even more rare that I go there for political info. Actually, I rarely go there for anything really. The info can be edited so easily that anyone can put about anything on it. It does work for some things tho. That said, I've never heard of Hurd despite it being worked on for decades as Wikipedia shows. I doubt I'm the only one who hasn't heard of it and has any idea what it is or does. If one wants people to test it or use it and report bugs and maybe even help fix code, first, they have to know what it is and then if it is available for use on their hardware. I've been fairly busy since last reply but at this point, I don't know if Hurd will work on any of my machines or not. It might tho. I might even test it on one of my NAS server rigs or something if it will work. Keep in mind, not everyone reads every single technology paper that comes out. I'm informed about some good software sometimes that has been out for years but I've never heard of it until someone posts that I should try to use it because it is a better tool for my purpose. This is the case with Hurd. Never heard of it. If it hadn't been posted to this list, I still would have never heard of it. I may not have heard about it for another decade or more for that matter. Just trying to help the people that want others to know and maybe try this new tool out. I'm assuming that is the point of announcing it???? Dale :-) :-)