That tone seems more you than Theo. OpenBSD isn't known as a first mover operating system for new technologies. If the utilities are rewritten and not compati

That tone seems more you than Theo. OpenBSD isn't known as a first mover operating system for new technologies. If the utilities are rewritten and not compatible then it really isn't a rewrite, its a new program with the same name as a previous program. Frankly, if they don't implement that standard, they aren't serious replacement efforts. They could be useful and maybe the options omitted aren't important to the person implementing it, but they are not suitable to replace the current utilities.