Actually multiple processors is the next big thing planned for OpenBSD now that OpenSSH is being included. And if they need multi-processors then they should learn better security practices.
"We now have a complete, secure and stable system to work from, and we're looking to tackle some large projects like SMP" -Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD project leader
Those punks were Cult of the Dead Cow. And if you looked closely a lot of the computers were running NT, which is still pretty bad. Also they butchered the attrition.org defacment mirror with the Global Hell logo at the bottom. Also on the those admins that got cracked I'd list the losses as $30, the cost of buying an OpenBSD cd set, and if they are running OpenBSD then it's time to look for a new admin.
Using the Prefrences Utility for Window Maker also allows to set up various key strokes for several different things. Such as switching workspaces and opening and closing windows.
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Actually multiple processors is the next big thing planned for OpenBSD now that OpenSSH is being included. And if they need multi-processors then they should learn better security practices.
"We now have a complete, secure and stable system to work from, and we're looking to tackle some large projects like SMP"
-Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD project leader
Those punks were Cult of the Dead Cow. And if you looked closely a lot of the computers were running NT, which is still pretty bad. Also they butchered the attrition.org defacment mirror with the Global Hell logo at the bottom. Also on the those admins that got cracked I'd list the losses as $30, the cost of buying an OpenBSD cd set, and if they are running OpenBSD then it's time to look for a new admin.
Using the Prefrences Utility for Window Maker also allows to set up various key strokes for several different things. Such as switching workspaces and opening and closing windows.