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OpenBSD is itself a fork of FreeBSD from many years ago, and while there has been a significant amount of API divergence, the differences are not as large as yo
by waddlesplash 4y ago
OpenBSD is itself a fork of FreeBSD from many years ago, and while there has been a significant amount of API divergence, the differences are not as large as you might first expect. The "OpenBSD compatibility layer" is just a bunch of headers which add more or differing functions from FreeBSD, it does not have any .c files. It works just fine.
- chungy 4y agoOpenBSD was actually a fork of NetBSD ca. 1996; NetBSD and FreeBSD in turn are basically sibling-forks from 386BSD.
- waddlesplash 4y agoAh right, seems I got the BSD lineages mixed up. Well, the basic point still stands, anyway.