OpenBSD 7.4 released
We are pleased to announce the official release of OpenBSD 7.4. This is our 55th release. We remain proud of OpenBSD's record of more than twenty years with only two remote holes in the default install.
As in our previous releases, 7.4 provides significant improvements, including new features, in nearly all areas of the system: [...]
Update
Some more at LWN:
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OpenBSD 7.4 released
OpenBSD 7.4 is out. Changes include a new kqueue1() system call that allows close-on-exec behavior, support for better arm64 control-flow integrity, support for TCP segmentation offloading, and much more.
In Gemini also:
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OpenBSD 7.4
If anything is broken, it's probably due to the upgrade to 7.4. Exciting as always. Clever people would make packages for all their custom softwares and rebuild those for a new release; a perhaps less ideal method involves running across core files until the custom softwares can all be rebuilt.
On an unrelated note, bifcau (wind lack) has nothing to do with bifce (wasp) despite "bif" looking like it might belong to bifce. Rafsi may or may not be related to the associated gismu.
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OpenBSD 7.4 Released
The OpenBSD project has announced the release of OpenBSD 7.4, the 55th release of the OpenBSD operating system.
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OpenBSD 7.4
OpenBSD 7.4 is released, an increasingly mature BSD option for OpenPOWER systems. While there are relatively few improvements this time around specifically for the powerpc64 port, this release does have improvements for SMP (a big deal for our pervasively SMT cores), performance and security upgrades with the virtual memory manager, and updates and bugfixes to userland. You can download it, or read the entire changelog.
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GhostBSD website is back
Last Friday morning, I tried to upgrade the website from Drupal 9 to Drupal 10. I always do a backup, but I did not this time, and the upgrade went wrong. If you got to the website, you might have noticed PHP errors. I tried to recover what I broke, but I could not recover.