I have no idea, haven't kept up with it. I'd recommend 1.x (<=4) any day though, simply for the education alone. I don't really use it these days because I nee

I have no idea, haven't kept up with it. I'd recommend 1.x (<=4) any day though, simply for the education alone. I don't really use it these days because I need systems that future cheap devs can maintain and once you enter userland it takes commitment and time I simply don't have to stay with netbsd. Debian permits me to usually not have to care and that's pretty invaluable