https://www.openbsd.org/76.html
>>102476240Man I wish my distro would release such banger cover art
>>102476273I'm pretty sure OpenBSD is the only OS that has songs for each release too.
>>102476273seriously, in terms of culture and priorities this project is right up my alley, I wouldn't mind sacrificing speed for securitybut unfortunately there's just a lot of software I need that does not run on BSD, especially for Android dev
>>102476344Extremely based>>102476352I wouldn't mind the performance or flaky hardware support but I don't like the license of the kernel.
>>102476352>if your OS is insecure and half assed it can go real fastOpenBSD chooses correctness over speed. There's almost always a fast way to do something, then the right way to do it. This goes way back to the oldest days of BSD at Berkeley. There are some books on the topic too.
>>102476240thanks theo, i love you!
>>102476240cuck license
>>10247668280 year curse is almost here. You can't stop it.
>>102476240>>102476344I love OpenBSD art, I would have all of them as shirts.
>>102476379>but I don't like the license of the kernel.Then don't write kernel code, lol.What a meaningless argument.
>>102476799I try to avoid as much as I can connected to the cuck license
>>102476820GPL didn't stop the NSA and China from taking over Linux.
>>102476820Schizo argument.You PC runs Minix embedded in the CPU. You are already cucked by THEM.
bsd is chad license
>>102476379What's flaky about the hardware support?
>>102476864OpenBSD has the lowest compatibility of all BSDs, bro.
>>102476845>Your wife got already fucked by some other guy, so whore out your whole family
>>102476240I think it's the first time I see the release notes this empty.So it's not officially out.
>>102476919Actually it has more first-tier architecture support than FreeBSD. NetBSD beats OpenBSD though.The only thing OpenBSD really lacks is NVIDIA drivers because that's an anti-consumer company.>>102476974It usually starts like this and they fill it all in as release approaches actually.
>>102476970>>Your wife got already fucked by some other guy, so be celibate or use a sidelover that just hides she is a whore.
bsds for modrn hardware?
>>102477000>LibreSSL version 4.0.0>Added initial Emscripten>Emscripten is a complete compiler toolchain to WebAssembly, using LLVM, with a special focus on speed, size, and the Web platform.Wut?
>>102477000It works on my Framework⢠laptop (Ryzen version) and that's pretty new, so yeah. They've even ported the experimental support for the Snapdragon X series
>>102477000FreeBSD has the most support and quickest support development. It imports a lot from Linux nowadays. OpenBSD is unironically someth8ing you have to build around it.
>>102476989Not how it works bro. It's not all BSD or nothing.
>>102477040>>102477048>>102477062so i shouldnt use bsds if i just wanna scroll on the internet, got itill stick to windows
>>102477000OpenBSD runs on modern hardware.
>>102476919How many of those unsupported devices are documented and have free drivers? Missing documentation is a bug, so blame hardware vendors for releasing devices in a dangerously incomplete state. Paying for the privilege of running an unverified blob in ring 0 is nuts, you might as well install Windows at that point and at least enjoy a better userland. Running Unix with blobs is the worst of both worlds.>>102477121No, actually you've got it backwards. If all you do is scroll the internet then you have no excuse to not use BSD. You should only compromise if you have any work that can't be done on a more free system.
>>102476379>i like openbsd but i don't like part of what makes openbsd goodtake your autistic license flosstranny drama elsewhere
>>102476820And yet you're making cuck licensed posts on a cuck licensed site, feeding proprietary language models. Does that not bother you?
>>102477591That doesn't change the fact it's unsupported.I like OpenBSD, but it will not be able to run in most hardware, that's just a fact.Modern hardware suck and it is nearly impossible to live without blobs. Yet, openBSD is still hard to daily drive.No shame on OpenBSD though.
>>102478111It does run on most hardware. What of yours isn't supported?
