This is probably a good sign for anyone out there interested into getting into a long tail niche industry, similar to how COBOL lives on in banking. There are p

This is probably a good sign for anyone out there interested into getting into a long tail niche industry, similar to how COBOL lives on in banking. There are probably going to be places we'd never expect running 32-bit applications for decades to come (I'm thinking industrial automation shops and the like), and getting in on the ground floor of developing for NetBSD would be a high-powered signal that you are interested in helping support these ancient machines. (Do I recommend this myself? Well, I think techies find all kinds of weird things fun. :))