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I think if you are running 5.8, you have other problems than Go. Right now, 6.6 and 6.5 are the only versions getting patches. If you intend to run OpenBSD th

I think if you are running 5.8, you have other problems than Go. Right now, 6.6 and 6.5 are the only versions getting patches. If you intend to run OpenBSD then you need to keep up at least to -0.1 release. The tools to do that have improved amazingly well over the last year.

jacobush 7y ago
What does -0.1 mean?
- lcall 7y ago
  I think it means, like the article suggests, sticking with supported versions of OpenBSD, which is the latest one and one just prior (like, until about April, 6.6 and 6.5).
- protomyth 7y ago
  last point release (6.6 is current and 6.5 (-0.1) is the last supported)
chungus_khan 7y ago
If you actually believe in the OpenBSD philosophy this is a must anyway. Part of the point of OBSD is a willingness to break older things if it can improve correctness, simplicity, and security (which it very frequently can).