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FreeBSD and OpenBSD are different projects, despite having 'BSD' in their names. They share a lot of concepts, and some code, but they do not share some of the
by erichurkman 13y ago
FreeBSD and OpenBSD are different projects, despite having 'BSD' in their names. They share a lot of concepts, and some code, but they do not share some of the same philosophies and goals.
It is not like the Debian world, where there are dozens of maintained forks and flavors of Debian.
They are fundamentally very different projects and communities.