Hi, On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 09:58:12AM +0200, Patrik Olsson wrote:
> I mean I'm not able to (or have time to) fix any problems that may > arise if I use GNU/Hurd as a work station. It would just add another > layer where "things can go wrong". I don't like taking too much risk, > even though that path could in the end be more enjoyable. :-) Well, if not even the developers are using the Hurd, who will?... :-) IMHO it's the first step to show serious committment... Though I guess that I'm probably the only one doing this; i.e. I'm most likely the only person on the planet actually using a Hurd workstation for my everyday computing (makes me feel so special ;-) ) -- and even me only halfway. (Running a Linux box in parallel with shared home over NFS and shared terminal through ssh, so I can use it as a near-transparent fallback for everything that doesn't work on the Hurd system...) -antrik-
