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OpenBSD has never really cared about backwards compatibility with binaries. It often works, but then suddenly they break. The OpenBSD developers really prefer f

by chungy 6y ago

OpenBSD has never really cared about backwards compatibility with binaries. It often works, but then suddenly they break. The OpenBSD developers really prefer fixing bugs instead of working around them.

segfaultbuserr 6y ago
It's also the advantage you have when you officially maintain a complete operating system, not just a kernel.
- anthk 6y ago
  As long as you can (cross) compile go source easily, I don't see it as a problem.