Jim Spath on Nostr: Let's see. NetBSD 10 implies 10 kernel versions in, um, 30 years almost? Averaging 3 ...
Let's see. NetBSD 10 implies 10 kernel versions in, um, 30 years almost? Averaging 3 "point" releases per version, that's 1 kernel upgrade per year, max. I'm ignoring NetBSD 0.9 and prior (patchkit 0.2
2) as lesser products.
https://www.netbsd.org/changes/changes-0.9.htmlPublished at
2024-05-21 16:11:01Event JSON
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