Author: JT Smith
From UpsideToday: Not since the rancorous Open BSD/Net BSD split in 1994 had the community witnessed a
breakup — or “fork,” in developer parlance — of this magnitude. While members of both the
Samba-TNG — an offshoot of the Samba group that develops for the latest versions of
Windows NT and Windows 2000 — and the main Samba teams did their best to put a happy
face on this affair, there was no hiding the concern, even among those closest to split.
breakup — or “fork,” in developer parlance — of this magnitude. While members of both the
Samba-TNG — an offshoot of the Samba group that develops for the latest versions of
Windows NT and Windows 2000 — and the main Samba teams did their best to put a happy
face on this affair, there was no hiding the concern, even among those closest to split.
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