Baby steps with DragonFly BSD 1.8.1
The recently released DragonFly BSD 1.8.1-REL incited me top give it a very quick try. I always loved their logo and I was curios about how can act an OS forked from FreeBSD 4.8 — see Wikipedia for a short history of the DragonFly.
The 1-yr old Quick Review of DragonFly BSD 1.4 wasn't very encouraging, and neither was the First look of DragonFly BSD 1.4 on Distrowatch, but I have to say that I love their logo.
Oh well. Know what? At least, it has an excellent installer, which has not changed since version 1.2 — it looks exactly like in this article! (Now, why can't OpenBSD come with a similar installer?! Just to scare the users?!)
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