OpenBSD 3.3 Released

An anonymous reader writes "OpenBSD 3.3 was released today, with many new features, including integration of the ProPolice stack protection technology, W^X ('write xor X') on sparc, alpha and hppa, privilege separated XFree86 and an incredible number of enhancements and stability improvements to the packet filter, pf, including address pools for reverse NAT/load balancing, ALTQ integration for network conditioning, and anchors/tables/spamd for spam tar-pitting. Information on the release can be found here and download sites are listed here. (Also, here's a handy way to speed up your DSL connection - prioritizing empty TCP ACKs and ToS low-delay traffic with OpenBSD 3.3's pf.)"

Comments

OpenBSD 3.3

[Anonymous Coward]

Does anybody know if NetBSD has been ported to this yet?

notice

[NoRemorse]

u said windows supports it, this isnt windows its linux :)

Re:OpenBSD = Coordinated Innovation

[Flower]

Or people like me who went to the website, did a little research and RTFM.