I just love it when OpenBSD has a new release. The artwork, the music, even if I don’t use it it just seems like a cool software project from my outsider point of view.
Nice, super easy/quick upgrade from 6.8 using sysupgrade.
Upgraded my server too. This time there sure wasn’t any manual work.
After sysupgrade, there was nothing to sysmerge, so I just pkg_add -u’d and rebooted again.
sysupgrade
sysmerge
pkg_add -u
While talking about pkg_add -u, it received a major boost in performance!
OpenBSD release announcements just fill me up with joy!
Awesome! updating later tonight.
The music is very zen :D it resembles using OpenBSD as a server, no worries, no problems, just flow.
Both powerpc64 (for Talos II workstations) and the M1 platform have support in this release. Feels like the future!
Yay, upgrade time! It seems iked is getting more love, and seems some people are actually using it for real!
I still don’t understand the point of the new dhcpv4 client.
I just love it when OpenBSD has a new release. The artwork, the music, even if I don’t use it it just seems like a cool software project from my outsider point of view.
Nice, super easy/quick upgrade from 6.8 using sysupgrade.
Upgraded my server too. This time there sure wasn’t any manual work.
After
sysupgrade, there was nothing tosysmerge, so I justpkg_add -u’d and rebooted again.While talking about
pkg_add -u, it received a major boost in performance!OpenBSD release announcements just fill me up with joy!
Awesome! updating later tonight.
The music is very zen :D it resembles using OpenBSD as a server, no worries, no problems, just flow.
Both powerpc64 (for Talos II workstations) and the M1 platform have support in this release. Feels like the future!
Yay, upgrade time! It seems iked is getting more love, and seems some people are actually using it for real!
I still don’t understand the point of the new dhcpv4 client.