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04-08-2021, 02:00 AM

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cynwulf

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Originally Posted by coltree

When you start looking inside OpenBSD you find a lot of code which comes from Linux. For example I am presently doing arm on a nanopi-neo-air and all the firmware, u-boot, dtb, etc comes from Linux. Applications are developed on/for Linux and patched/compiled for Openbsd. The gigantic kernel and some of the surrounding cruft where Linux sucks.

I have to wonder how long you've been using OpenBSD as you seem to know next to nothing about the OS, the project, it's goals, nor the difference between the base system and ports, nor in fact what constitutes "Linux"...

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