Why post this? This is a tweet, not a Lobsters article.
An article would analyze the history, look at trends, contain any amount of interesting content. Commits are pretty arbitrary, too, they don’t necessarily represent a unit of progress, so this is just “a number reported by our version system is now a nice round number in base 10.”
This community aggressively combats anything that doesn’t have at least a bit of technical content and analysis (see meta and the moderation log for examples). I think the site has grown enough to warrant not making an exception for OpenBSD.
Why post this? This is a tweet, not a Lobsters article.
An article would analyze the history, look at trends, contain any amount of interesting content. Commits are pretty arbitrary, too, they don’t necessarily represent a unit of progress, so this is just “a number reported by our version system is now a nice round number in base 10.”
12 upvotes now, including mine, I follow openbsd development, but not very closely. It’s interesting enough
This community aggressively combats anything that doesn’t have at least a bit of technical content and analysis (see meta and the moderation log for examples). I think the site has grown enough to warrant not making an exception for OpenBSD.
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