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Added a little explaination about Mnemosyne in the README file

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Alejandro Mery 18 years ago
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@ -9,6 +9,16 @@ Mnemosyne is a fully modular abstract target which founds itself over
highly secure and reliable packages instead of deprecated 'de facto' highly secure and reliable packages instead of deprecated 'de facto'
standard packages like sysvinit, netkit and vixie-cron. standard packages like sysvinit, netkit and vixie-cron.
[1] ROCKLinux - http://www.rocklinux.org/
[2] OpenSDE - http://opensde.org/
Mnemosyne, use `runit`[3] init style, and since 0.4 the rest of the
tools implemented by `sysvinit` are replaced with `busybox`[4]
equivalents. We use udhcpc from busybox too, and only support
`iproute2`[5] instead of the deprecated classic ifconfig/route/arp.
Mnemosyne is licensed under GPLv2+, but this doesn't affect distributions
implemented extending (without altering) mnemosyne itself.
[1] ROCKLinux - http://www.rocklinux.org/
[2] OpenSDE - http://opensde.org/
[3] runit - http://smarden.org/runit/
[4] BusyBox - http://busybox.net/
[5] iproute2 - http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:Iproute2

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