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Most people have or should have already moved to 14. Some people can't, for example if they have binary kernel modules; we provide stable kernel interfaces wit
by cperciva 2y ago
Most people have or should have already moved to 14. Some people can't, for example if they have binary kernel modules; we provide stable kernel interfaces within a major version but not between versions.
From my perspective though, the most useful thing about doing legacy branch releases is that it gives us a chance to practice the process. Mike Karels was supposed to be the release engineer for 13.4 -- his first release since BSD 2.x -- before he died on the way home from BSDCan, that is.