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It somehow reminds me OpenBSD. People complained about their developers being rude, but hey, they cleaned a lot of junk and are more secure now that FreeBSD.

• blattimwind 8y ago
  OpenBSD is not a FreeBSD fork.
  • auslander 8y ago
    Ohhh, really ? :)))
    • tptacek 8y ago
      Yes, really.
  • auslander 8y ago
    I know that it is not. Their common ancestor was BSD 4.3 Reno. And for pfSense and OPNsense common ancestor was m0n0wall.
    • gonzo 8y ago
      > And for pfSense and OPNsense common ancestor was m0n0wall. pfSense forked m0n0wall Opnsense forked pfSense.
      • sjwright 8y ago
        At some point, everyone forked everyone, but all the code was written by communities under open licenses, so the distinction is entirely political.