And some of mine

These are screenies of my desktop during these days.

They're very nice images Anurag.

Re the first image...

"Safari" ... ah you almost had me there....

Re the second image....actually the article...

Main Goal : To hide the complexity of FreeBSD. Huh...?

Does the interviewer know what he is talking about ?

It's probably LESS complex than Linux...

I've got a book by my bedside, that outlines the simple elegance of Unix and even a Dodo like me, can easily see the beauty of the underpinnings..

And calling it an OS that traditionally belongs to the "Hackers Domain".....

Boy oh boy, I don't know about Kris, but if I were in his shoes, I probably would have given the interviewer a punch in the nose...(metaphorically speaking)...

In case your interested, there is a downloadable interview with Kris here...

http://bsdtalk.blogspot.com/2007/08/bsdtalk124-pc-bsd-founder-kris-moore.html

Aqua

PC-BSD Version 7

It's a whopping big download...

1,989 MB.

I think i'll wait for a magazine cover version...

Aqua

Safari: Well, that's the latest stable release of Safari "for Windows" installed using Wine. Works almost well.

BSD Talk: That last screenshot has in it captured the interview, opened in the Firefox, by chance.

But I agree with you that the interviewer could have made it a little better.

Nice screenies Anurag.