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OpenBSD 7.4 release overview, by The OpenBSD guy
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@sourcerer @openbsd
OpenBSD, BSD in general, is still on my radar to try out on bare metal. I still need to try out :guix: too. So much to do, so little time in the day.
@Wyatt @openbsd
I understand that (everything good requires time). There's a lot of things i still learn on FreeBSD. I love poudriere, and i hope one day i will publish some 'starter' for people who knows gentoo.
btw. compiling rust here is annoying too.
Btw. Guix is great, @daviwil makes great content in this topic.
@sourcerer @openbsd @daviwil
I have been following David Wilson on Mastodon and Youtube for a little bit. He does such a great job and receives no where near enough attention, imo. He isn't the reason I am gonna be trying out :emacs:. But, he's the main reason I am not just completely overwhelmed and dropping it all together.
@Wyatt @openbsd @daviwil
I started with emacs thanks to him.
He have successes like https://www.fsf.org/news/libreplanet-2024-cultivating-community-will-feature-a-keynote-by-david-wilson