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Totally relevant for programming and irrelevant for a general purpose OS.
by ianai 7y ago
Totally relevant for programming and irrelevant for a general purpose OS.
- davesmith1983 7y agoWhy? It makes perfect sense to me. For something that should be shipped by default with an OS there should be one preferred option. It not like you can't install another after installation.
- ianai 7y agoDifferent machine different uses different machines it should accept packets from and send packets to remotely.
- davesmith1983 7y agoWhat has this got to do with default OS configuration provided by the vendor (in this case FreeBSD team)?