OpenBSD 4.6 Released
pgilman writes "The release of OpenBSD 4.6 was announced today. Highlights of the new release include a new privilege-separated smtpd; numerous improvements to packet filtering, software RAID, routing daemons, and the TCP stack; a new installer; and lots more. Grab a CD set or download from a mirror, and please support the project (which also brings you OpenSSH and lots of other great free software) if you can."
Actually, no.
OpenBSD stole "P", released it as "Q", then when asked politely threw a hissy-fit, removed "Q" altogether, and called the Linux devs "inhuman" for asking.
Then the OpenBSD maintainer went on a witchhunt to find something in Linux that had been "stolen", but all he could find was a mailing list post of some rejected code, which he promptly sized as "stolen" and started foaming at the mouth again.