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> is and old and obsolete version that nobody ever used. Is there another mechanism? If not, I see this as a step backwards.
by mcosta 12y ago
> is and old and obsolete version that nobody ever used.
Is there another mechanism?
If not, I see this as a step backwards.
- imanaccount247 12y agoIf you see it as a step backwards, then you've obviously never used openbsd, so why would they care? It is a completely unnecessary "feature" that has not been used at all in at least 15 years.