> You've expressed the same sentiment as you'd have seen for OpenSSL just a few months before everybody decided OpenSSL was unacceptable and they'd fork it I r

> You've expressed the same sentiment as you'd have seen for OpenSSL just a few months before everybody decided OpenSSL was unacceptable and they'd fork it I remember recurring complaints about the state of OpenSSL for years before e.g. mBed TLS and LibreSSL happened, but granted it's a decent example. > it's basically the original SSH codebase Would you be able to prove that by showing a bisection of the current sources and one of the releases from 22 years ago? I'd be surprised if not almost every single function in the code base hadn't seen significant changes.