OpenBSD is a member BSD family of Unix-like operating system that runs on a large number of different computer architectures. OpenBSD was started in 1995 by Theo de Raat to write an operating system built on the ideals of security and code correctness as well as a strict adherence to the BSD license to provide open source software. OpenBSD is currently at version 4.5.
Why there's only one openbsd disk scheduler?(0 Answers)
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What is your favorite operating system, and why?(7 Answers)
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I like OpenBSD, its secure and fast. You have to do a lot of manual work to get it just the way you like it, b
For all you computer buffs: freebsd vs openbsd debate on "OTB" security. I want to get a live, intellectual debate going if possible. (1 Answer)
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OTB both systems do not connect to a network - the network card needs to be configured with a static IP or DHCP so there is no security threat ...
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Fast Facts
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Number of Architectures Supported
17
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Current Version
4.5
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Created
1995
