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OpenBSD 3.4 Released

Posted by timothy on from the new-poster-too dept.

tedu writes "We just couldn't wait another 2 days, so now you can enjoy OpenBSD 3.4 a little early and protect yourself from ghosts and goblins. More details at the OpenBSD website and official announcement. Remember to please use a mirror."

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  1. Re:How RedHat's Linux Can Defeat Micr$oft's Windoz by DaEMoN128 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I am pretty sure that TCP/IP was developed by the millitary. They needed a better protocol. What you said is true though, BSD and Microsoft did develop the implementations that they use in thier OS's at the same time. I think both tcp and ip have been around since the 70's though (just in use at DoD and not majorly on arpa net, but I could be wrong). Am I correct, or am I making my self look terribly stupid here. PS. Dont Feed The Trolls! :)

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