OpenBSD 6.0 has been released. Among the changes listed in the release announcement are removal of Linux emulation, systrace, the usermount option, and the VAX port.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday September 02 2016, @09:53PM
by Anonymous Coward
on Friday September 02 2016, @09:53PM (#396795)
We sort of have a museum of old computers, including a VAX which runs NetBSD. I am curious what the difficulties are keeping a modern kernel for an obsolete CPU, given a stable abstraction layer.
Debian discontinued official Alpha support several years ago, but it appears some volunteers are doing best-effort maintenance.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday September 02 2016, @09:53PM
We sort of have a museum of old computers, including a VAX which runs NetBSD. I am curious what the difficulties are keeping a modern kernel for an obsolete CPU, given a stable abstraction layer.
Debian discontinued official Alpha support several years ago, but it appears some volunteers are doing best-effort maintenance.