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Because NetBSD's first priority is clean and correct code and it is often used for exactly this purpose.
by fusiongyro 15y ago
Because NetBSD's first priority is clean and correct code and it is often used for exactly this purpose.
- dchest 15y agoHave you seen OpenBSD code? It's no less cleaner, and maybe even better in this regard.
- fusiongyro 15y agoHave you seen FreeBSD/NetBSD code? It's no less secure. :)