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OpenBSD 4.4 Released
Linux blog writes "The new version of OpenBSD is available for download. There are lots of nifty new features to try out including OpenSSH 5.1 with chroot(2) support, Xenocara, Gnome 2.20.3, KDE 3.5.8, etc. Machines using the UltraSPARC IV/T1/T2 and Fujitsu SPARC64-V/VI/VII are now supported. It seems amazing to me that they keep delivering these new results on a six-month release cycle."
Congrats to the OpenBSD team.
In related news, NetBSD 5.0 should be released soon, too.
BSD proves Netcraft wrong again.
Indeed, BSD is not dead at all. In fact I took a look at their mailing list archives last week and saw more than half a dozen very active threads. Shame they were all flame wars.
[Death walking away muttering]
Death "SO DISAPPOINTING"
Linux is only at 2.6.27.4, as if we're back in the 1980s. Though unix-like systems in general are relics from the 1970s.
Escher was the first MC and Giger invented the HR department.
Actually, wrong comments should be modded "overrated" you fucking dipshit. See? Now THAT was flamebait you asshole!
It's Lupus, go die already, *hugs and kisses.* - Greg
But Netcraft confirms it! Are you going to argue with Netcraft?
I certainly don't mean it personally, so that's good.
In other late breaking news, 100% of Coke drinkers prefer Coke to Pepsi.
Jesus is coming -- look busy!
You are full of shit.
Truly, this is the year of BSD on the desktop.
Random Thoughts From A Diseased Mind (Not For Dummies)