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It's good that they have their priorities straight. No more Linux binaries support (who need compatibility anyways?), but instead you get 5 songs sung by the pr
by nn3 10y ago
It's good that they have their priorities straight. No more Linux binaries support (who need compatibility anyways?), but instead you get 5 songs sung by the project leader.
- IntelMiner 10y agoIf you're running OpenBSD, likely you're running it for the features it provides (security and code correctness) If you want to run Linux apps, run them on your Linux box and use your OpenBSD machine to firewall it off
- olp2 10y agoOnly the "Goodbye" song is sung by Theo de Raadt.
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- chriscappuccio 10y agoIf your priority is to run Linux binaries under OpenBSD, you could improve the support, perhaps even implement 64-bit emulation. But since you didn't do that, and nobody else wanted to, the unused crap was removed instead. Imagine that???
- MustardTiger 10y agoHow dare they remove the code for a "feature" that hasn't worked in several years! The horror!