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No, he profits from FreeBSD's fork of pf which is faster than OpenBSD's. These pf versions are diverging a lot; they should be considered separate projects much
by feld 12y ago
No, he profits from FreeBSD's fork of pf which is faster than OpenBSD's. These pf versions are diverging a lot; they should be considered separate projects much like how OpenBSD and FreeBSD have similar ancestry but aren't the same OS.