NetBSD 10.0 Released
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NetBSD 10.0 Released
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Re: NetBSD 10.0 Released
#2The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce NetBSD 10.0, the eighteenth major release of the NetBSD operating system.
It represents cumulative improvements to the operating system since NetBSD 9.x was originally branched in 2019.
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#3congratulations, the RCs were quite stable so it should work well for all!
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#4> Apple M1 SoC support, e.g. the M1 Mac Mini.
AsahiBSD soon?
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#6I've been interested to try out (Net|Open|Free)BSD for a while. I mostly code and compile C code. What should one expect when going from Linux to either of these BSD systems?
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#7Yea babyyyy I've been waiting for this release. I've been eager to fire it up on my Thinkpad.
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This ancient text is tiring, it is almost word for word what has been posted over the past 20 years. You did not even bother to update the numbers or change the wording.
You have the honor of getting my 2nd down vote.
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#9I've been interested to try out (Net|Open|Free)BSD for a while. I mostly code and compile C code. What should one expect when going from Linux to either of these BSD systems?
Joy.
Re: NetBSD 10.0 Released
#10I've been interested to try out (Net|Open|Free)BSD for a while. I mostly code and compile C code. What should one expect when going from Linux to either of these BSD systems?
Expect to configure your drivers manually and poor support for sleep on more recent devices. Otherwise, it’s pretty great!