FreeBSD 4.10 Released · Slashdot Mirror

Posted by timothy on Thursday May 27, 2004 @01:18AM from the move-a-decimal-to-get-a-shotgun dept.

lorand writes "After some delay (initially scheduled to be released on May 5th) the long awaited 4.10 version of FreeBSD was released today. It features a large merge of the USB code from the -CURRENT development branch, some conservative updates to a number of programs in the base system and many bugfixes. The detailed release notes can be found here. Use one of the many mirrors if you need to get the ISOs." feargal adds "There are no sweeping changes from 4.9, mostly a consolidation of security and bug fixes. Looking forward, it is also the first in a new 'Errata Branch' which increases the scope of fixes applied. In the past only critical security fixes were applied to the release branch. The Errata branch will include local DoS fixes and well-tested non-security fixes."

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The next release will be ... by yecrom2 · 2004-05-27 02:52 · Score: 0, Offtopic

28 gauge, then 20 gauge, followed by 16 gauge, then 12 gauge, and finally 10 gauge. 8 gauge would be next, but anything larger than a 10 gauge is illegal in my state.

Matt
Pizza? by sp0rk173 · 2004-05-27 08:27 · Score: 0, Offtopic

I don't know why...but this post made me want pizza.